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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

Al the la'r Superior Court for the coun-
N of Bmnr 'mhe, two individuals were
convicted (ur petit larceny. aud sentenced
lo receive thilly-nine lashes cash an the
bare back. The Ash, vile Messenger
says:
One Of the Eases in question is To our
mind strong argument in favor oi 1he
Penilentia,y system, in opposition 10 the
presen, mode of punishment. A y ung
man arrived here on Saturday night in
the stage. frum the eastern part ofthe State;
on Monday ie lualered about through
town. without any osipnsible object. but
doubtless " i,h the view of stealing some-
thing: on Monday night he stole pair oi
pan,slUms finm gentleman who occupI-
! eda rom adjoining his; the pantalooas
were missed tina, night. and upon search
being made. they were found in his trunk;
he was put in Jail some time that night,
where he remained until Friday. when he
was tried and luuad guilty. and on Sa'nr-
day received ,'e pen lily Of the law and
was discharged. alias turned Loose upon
. soricty To rua,mI the sane or similar
drpreda,ions upon the FIRST opportunity.
We saw him soon after he had received
ihe punishment he so richly meri,ed, miS-
ing witt, tie crowd and apparently very
much interested in what was going on,
looking with apr aren,curiosity a. The pun
ishm-nt oi his fellow prisoner. lie car
ell for the logging he got jus, 5, long as
the pain Of The stripes listed, aud no Ion
ger. lie left town that night. 10 steal
again, doubtless, Il first opportunity. tu
have taxi IA IA up und placed him At hard
labor IN a Penilen,iary for oac or ,aR
wears wnuld have tended muci, more IL
his 20 'orma,ion tan the k,ad of punish
men, on, present penal code imposes. A.
1 alI events, he would have been deprived
Of the power To steal during his rontine
men,, which would be to the community
that mnri, saved.
We make these remarks bee 'use thu
question whether we are TO have Peni
,rn,iarv or not is to he submitted to tht
penple of North Carolina at the next cleo
tion for members oI the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

The Unaea Ship Eandalia. Com,
Chauueey, arrived in Hampton Roads on
the 10Th of April. The Norfolk Herald
states tina, she had one hundred aud Fifty
sick on board. and had lost her fist
Lieutenant Geo. Mason Hoe;l Lent
Lnckharl; Surgeon, and Surgeon $ Mate
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-24

BLayHS for sale al this QEes.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
'(For the Banuer.l

Mn. Minor: l fear 4 Rumber Of gu
citizen. for rant of an examination OF
the lew authorizing the cali Of a con-
vention, are not prepared TO act under
standinsly. Some suppose the election
should be held according 10 tie new
senatorial district system, while others
are Of a different opinion.
Its certainly clear that the law was
passed in reference TO the size and num-
Der Of Senatorial districts in TIE State
al the lime, which was Feb. 9Th. 1915;
at which tine Pike county was Itself a
district and entitled 10 NJ member IN
The Serare. The act was 10 take effect
and be il force from and after lis pas
sage; and it was then provided b. law
that sseach Senatorial district should
elect two members 70 serve in the Con
ventian'"
Now, where thejusticr, propric'y or
law. requiring Rails county TO vote with
~, ,. hoo,rs. Oh. is now , r,.~t Of
;- a;s.r;,, ard was mot ;,
.,.,:o H. u,or,io,-e, vse m,dc.
C,n a., or thc Let Lea;,,a,nrc have
lxi., Ito o'ce,io, whatever
,
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

IS call upon the Democrats Tor
the purpose Of selecting a candidate for
the State Convention, will be found IN
tc-days paper. No one can doubt he
propriety Of such a move; our m"
ton, our principles, inperio",ly de-
mand that VIC should select as II car
didate, the best and strongest man.
MANY causes have conspired to render
a mass meeting of the people highly
necessary. Then let us have an old
fashioned rally-let the stolwart De-
mocracy come en- masse, determined to
make every concession and sacrifice
which our principles may demand
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

|hend Of Swcetwater, (the EASTERN
limit Of Oregon and returningthence
.hy Laramv. 10 PISS alHng-the cas-
ttra tas,o f the Rocky M~ountains 10
Brnt's Fort on the Arkansas. reach
M home in about five months by
MrSAnta Fc trail.
q TIE exploring company d zap
tain Fremont we E.eac nothing, eX-
cont that snch a one will ST art about
tie f st Of June next. having flr lis
object the exploration of the coun-
nv between the head of the Arkan-
i,4: and the. Pacific coast along The
at dog. ofror;h latitude The re-
,a.ts ofsucI, an expedition will be Of
the highest value should they even
inst, in the discovery of q dlreci
route bv that course on the heads
IF The Sacfement) and Wal!amete
.%IivctS.
/. Simultaneously with tie depar-
ture IS this body OF emlgrants. o.
I. whom we arc now taking leave, g
her bodies have ALREADY commenc-
/, e. their journey from st. Josapt'S,
Savannah and Cnunci! BiuHs. These
oI whose nun ers We have no posi-
TIVE Information by report. ci1,i
,'.3 emigration !: the route OF indie
p,aien.e.
LISA wonderful impulse this, con-
hi.c,i Of patilii.m. curiosity, and 6
~ar-!ikc spirit e adventure, which
IS pressing our pear;e onward to the
Western Seas. They depart anfn-
N With hi.hhrpas ofbcneft' to nc
cfue i,tl 10 themselves and The cen
~r,l county. 10 bo'h they viii he
ratified. There is every thing N
the setiIia- Of Oregon which Is cal
ScrIated IL fan iH;o activity the sH1rit
Of emi,raiian. Wdd adventure for
the ~vourC-sp'ii Gin for the more
ls9ber-hcaIth and a fair climate Tor
cmalcs. to i,.!t,n their domestic d"-
ties and give vi.nr to their offspring.
Success to those who have gene!
lScccsss too, - those who my To-
low during succeeding yeirs. We
,n1ay expect Z continual annual n
Icrca.e IN their Numbers. IS tie III
Ipo1tanra Of Oregon and California
becomes more itliy known. the IN
tctven;nr difficulties removed. rnd
,Io connection vi,h ~ more E.'E
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
OREGON.

TIE following Is letter ~addres'ea
by one OF the editors of that paper,
t. tie Western Esp>sit'r:
E@aca,srsCAu7, K4w EtliE.ct
M~yl5.a. 1915. )
Aide If me Lnr deed m;.eS from.
Independence ms bronsit us mi".
&c u lI,t ~. = sceus the mo&t -'"'e-
fiji and anin,ae ieg iay eyes "'tr hnt
ca! In the centre % !, beautl!u' nfai'
ii~. mich tie Nj!j t,-ts"i ta ~"
Iaiilns hrve seI,ctel !r 'her per
m.nfat,i;lage. III tle'tcna ~sru5 ~
tie Ore..on EHairani,, assrt'n'ci
Ee,e IL c5np:rtr then Gta' nr--ia':'-
f,sn On. hunl ed aHd :our ""-3l.
..,ar.ei 10 ~ ova. t;ag 'nd ins"d
f.. u.yc pi;hnx 81 IL. i,r.a q; 0a;'
an ANN ,.<- .ar,,.5o enr. sc H. s.vrh
aa.,. = ianprc.rab'a I5rtr"ss - pr
a., thra,. Dlo hu.d-cd o'ara va
o,.s c1cI pei ~ groups ,a,ttI DIS
ta"rcs COMPLETES HE trooP here a.
seni,c., u;a;ct, h5Hj"e l.c pan "'.i
their snow White ca"trS, tea"uuhidr
ui.h . ;2>y Hu,j;gie - ~ T. AMI
fro in brsN.,s g.. Tr'T''.i'on, "tIer-
din. lie cio..! # seek cagagcd n
h,yrlt... tie l,A.ci,at %'-*, co.!-
riaa ro h..ru'vu j" interest scene
.a" ,t do. lin. ,..,>ii.e aai cy-
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
WHAT ISM \ MANI!

We Guswer-much; every ting
indeed. Ne have never bstrihed
Il that unrafd,naJ!c herc>y which
aiisms, that the most beautiful 81
lowers, Would b. equally sweet. II
called By any other e. IHefe Is
not L word o; trulh in tie assertion.
.ilhougE n gifted poet did make the
declaration. Rltiti5 not about TO-
ses and Aouer gard rs that We have
to do jus, now. but with tie New
York Historical Socic'y-a ve'y
august, wise, and respectable body
beyond contradiction or douht--hut
who have lately been placing them
selves in a most luiicrous altitude.
notwithstanding their antiquity. res
rcclahil ~, and Profound wis!om.--
We alluie. Of course, 20 their very
silly attempt n alter tie rroai tide
81 our native land. and 10 give Il the
lackaAai,iaaI appellatinn Of ALLr9n,-
MA. II they were serious. i. :"fy
could he in earnest, We should I.n,
upon the effort asIi,t.a less ,i.an !! b
treason!
What, Have we alieady become
so ta,clY degenerate. that We can
consent 20 r~elrquish or b~anti>na!
agpe,lation--c!re up, wiIhou. shame
and uiih,u 4, fcmorSr, tie p~a.lest
name which exists in ihe annals @.
he world Are We fully prepared
10 relinquish nil the glorious asSocia-
tons and ennobiing r~ecollections
which are connected with the name
Of ANERch? Have We lost all CRATE.
III remembrance Of tie virtues that
adorned, tic exploits that si4nalized,
and the tr;umphs that crowned our
heroic ancestors. who rave our lard
tie name it bears; who baptized cur
nation in blood and tears who left
their affairs and their homes and
crossed the ~untravellcd sea to un-
bind mans pinioned spnit? Are We
already prepared TO surrender our
national Lir,hrisht? Is the obliga-
ton to our fathers already discharg-
'cd?. Is the debt we owe to posteri
t. fully paid! Have we no longer
any respect for things sacred-no
longer any regard fer the teayes,
treasure upon earth? are we al
ready willing 10 be despised by the
Whole civilized world? Does not
every man, who feels one single
throb Of patriotism vet beating in his
bosom. kirdlc with Indignation OF
such matches profanationl
Our national freedom has long
been tho object Of envy and Of hate
10 the foes Of liberty and social e
quality. TO make void the blessed
charter Of our freedom, has long been
the ~unceasing labor of al undimin.
ished race Of wei! nigh powerlesS ar.
~istocrats. One cabai after another
having failed Of success. new conspi,
rators have risen in other shapes &
in different DISCUSSES, Some oi
tbess have passed irum tie stage o.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

Conversing a day with n fash.
ionable and pretty belle, the face
,ious Mr.. L-observed, that sIa.
dies that lisp wished to he kissed."-
The young lady had before spoken
unaFcciedIy, hut replied, "THo I've
heard TnAY.'
a writer in the Knicharbocker
describes the bray of a jack-ass as
~"AsrHMA carried on by powerful
machine"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

DEAru OF AZ OLD PIoSEER.-ln an
other column will be found the obituary
of Mr.. Basyc. The writer has drawn
no fancy picture of the virtues Of this
"good old man." whose department was
a model for the christian and Phi!anthro-
pist. His name is nearly connected
with the first settlement Of This State.
May the green sod lie gently upon Lis
ashes.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS!

There will De q meeting ofthe Demo
Gratis of this county, at Bowling Green,
on Saturday the 18th of June, for TIE
purpo &C selecting delegates 10 meet
the Rails delegates at Frankfort, to a
cree upon two suitable individuals TO
represen. this district in The State Con-
scntion.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
juno 9TH, 1915.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

Our county court has been in session
during The past week. Il has seemed
TO US that it is a duty which the court
owes 10 itself and The people at large,
TO make better arrangements in relation
TO the transaction of business; a word
TO the wise sc. VIII they not take
some steps TO have the rubbish and dirt
which lays scattered around Il neat
and comely court house, cleared up? II
they have the power and do not exercise
il, we wish them n stumble and a sorsc
in tho flthiest pool that ever disgraced
q court yard.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
RIVER CONVENTION.

There is TO b, a Convention held al
Memphis Tennessee, on the fth ofJu-
IL next, TO take into consideration thc
important interest Of the Mississippi
Valley. The great commercial and ag-
ricultufal advantages Of tie west, will
be discussed, and, the importance Of i'm
proving tie navigation Of its mighty ri
vers urged upon Congress. The expe-
diency of the proposed slip canal from
Lake Michigan TO Illinois River will a.
so be discussed. This canal is design
ed TO connect the Lake and Gulf delenc-
es in time of war; and must be of great
advantage 10 the OF the west
in time Of peace. Delegates are re-
quested 10 attend from all the Western
and Southern States. The whole Yves,
should act together upon this Mailer
We shall allude 10 this subject in our
next.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

A newly married couple wen: 10
housc-Aee ping rot long since at bos-
ton, in Poplar street. At breakfast
the next morning, after thcir en-
trance, the gentleman said to his la
dy, my dear, this is Poplar street,
and by putting U (you) in it, il be-
Comes POPULAR"
"And by putting US in it, prompts
ly replied the lady, sit VII! become
PopULoys.'
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
JNCENDIARISM,

The las, Pittsburgh papers men,
lion four incendiary attempts as hav-
ing leen made in that city within
the preceding tweuty,:our hours
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
ARSON.

In the ease Of Robert Kyle, charged
with burning his w factory. the
Grand Jury of st. Louis refused to find
4 bill.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
n. i

J.. Worth, is the Wing candidate for
Congress in The district formerly repre-
scented by E. Deberry.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

'pa, what does potatceshav eyes
for?' $50 th0y can see to grow, SON.
We'll beans don't have eyes True,
but they grow wrong end Up
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

O. Three men were in company
Strange, Wright and Moore. Says
Wright: "There is but one rogue u
mnrpst Us, and that is srnANGE."-
"No." says Strange, .'there ia one
MORE" ".Ah," says Moore, '.that is
RIGHT"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
ENGLAND.

We think there is little doubt o? Eng
preparati ms for q contest Within
States. She is rapidly aiming
herself, while the American press are
and clustering shout a war
The situation of affairs between the two
nations, is extremely critical, whether
war VIII grow out Of ii or not, II" n
can tell; but it is ccrtainly our duty TO
be prepared for il if it should cone. She
inflicted severe injuries upon US during
the last war, in consequence Of The eN-
posed situation in which she found Us.
Let us not then give her such another
advantage in the commenccmoat-if a
war should conc.
But let US be prepared TO meet her at
the very onset. Poa2c is The time to
nrepare for war. Ee wish TO. hear no
more Wanting about or mighty powers;
Lu, to hear alone the note Of prepara-
ton. Happy will it be for both nations
should the storm roll back; but iii must
come. Jet Us be prepared to meet 1t.
The evidence that England is prerar-
inr. ere gathering FAST and thick before
our sight; viz: the tone Of niPisieriat
organ; the spcchcso Of the m;nister-'his
effort 10 conciiia;e Ireland. The unu-
sually increased appropriation aske" Ter
tie navy. The construction oi large
war steamors-the offences making for
the British channels sending 4 squadron
10 tie Pacific, ard another TO The Allan
tic coast, with orders TO sound the coast
along cur NorIh-East understanding
troops and ships to Canada, and counter
manding orders for those already there.
Lowering the standard for the height OF
soldiers one inch in order that the army
may be more rapidly recruited. These
are evidences Of preparation given us
by tie press cf beth countries. We
b7pe 70 see difficulties settled without
war. Bat think it our duty 10 get ready
lest it find Us unprepared.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
CANDIDATES

Thomas L. Anderson and Joshua
Gentry, are candidates in the Marion
and Monroe district, for the Conven-
ton.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
! next.
VIRGINIA WHEAT CROPS.

We arc eIai TO learn that the
wheat crops in Virginia have much
improved within the las, few weeks,
and give promise Of an abundant
Weld.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
juno 7th, 1915.

TThere will be an adjourned term
of the County Court, on Monday the
10th of June, far the decision Of a?-
meals from the Assessors books.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

Those individuals charged with The
murder of Joe Smith, in Hancock Co.,
Illinois, have been acquitted.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

5ohnson.L. May, has been commit
ted TO jail in st. Louis, for attempting
to set the steam boat St. Croix on fire.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

The abolitionist are 10 hold a CONVEX
tion in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 1lth of
Tune
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

1t was 4 proverh Of Anarcharsis, a
philosopher, that the vine
bore three branches; first, pleasure:
secondly. Drunkenness; thirdly, dis.
gus..--LUnited States Journal.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

lie who never Changed his opin.
ion, never corrected any Of his mis-
takes, and lie whO was never wise e.
nough To find any mistakes in him
self, will not be charitable enough to
excuse what. he reckons mistakes
in others.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

II The nominating convention for
the Howard district. have placed the
names ofDr. Scott, Of Howard and Lis
bon Appiegate, Of Charlton, before the
people Of that district, as their candidates
for the State Convention. We think
they could not have made better seiec-
tons. DR.. Scott has long been known
to the people The State, as one Of her
most prominent politicians. Mr.. APP
plegate, though he has never before ap-
peared upon.the political arena, is aeen-
tleman of talents, of sound judgement, Of
sterling integrity and ofihc most gentle
manly department. We pas. ed the
spring of 1910 with him, in the survey
or's camp, in the Platte country. We
know him well; and believe that there
are few better men in the State. The
framework of our organic law could moi
be entrusted TO better men.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

II Truly a great battle, and a sub
lime spectacle 10 behold. The editor hur-
ling defiance in the teeth Of tie English
lion; peaceable men can stay n home
hen they have such champions, though
we should Ike TO see the fight, and give
a description # it. Oar country is oar
all. ~dishonored though she be.-NIissou-
ri Journal.
Truly, gentlemen, you have meaded
the patriotic stand which you have Ia
ken upon the dishonor and infany Of
your own country, by an attempt TO
meet our objections by satire. We
have no complaint 10 make TO this man
ner Of discussion upon any subject less
grave or serious than this; We cannot
Jest about a matter in which the honor
of our country is so deeply concerned,
neither can we be driven from our po-
sition BY the arrows of "salirick wit
You have boldly asserted that "Our
country is disgraced;" we have called
upon You for the proof Of this alerma-
five proposition you have promised 10
prove it. Since that call, you have issu-
ed one number Of your paper, but have
unfortunately failed to make the desired
proof. The ~issueis: "Oun CorsTRYI Is
DIsGnAcLp ~ TEE EYES OF TIRE CIV
1LIzro WoRLp.." Now, gentlemen,
show the documents, or bac.. square
ont.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

SOIL packages of domestic goods
were exported from Boston during
TIE Sid week in Ans;l.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

Il The Missouri River is said TO
be in fine boating stage.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-07

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a>u.rG i]I"n'a.i ;iy.!'r.Ne upon ''e
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.ler-;!sc, Nu.."""d'" De. haoNh u'!A-
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t ~ra'ioaa!S -nt'ri .J''"ftr .brA1'y
on i'.e sut.."'e "I as maj '"e''oY"
;te t..ri.'c. "e sos Hho" uta' .Iucl
carts OF Nciici ; "ier'Atvtr.P'!1hcd
Il rtt" OF d'rW "a adler cea1.
We cannot '"p hiSh'Y appfecn'e
i-">a 50" '"ye "ep.'t win s-ch H.
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VICES i.tE - t" render T. lie" c"uH-
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20 Ia p'ant nc" se'P'e in = ne"&
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lie "f"WIat ~cherIicS nE' wants o.
or c%P,ndmE Aepuolic--to carr!
e'Siiz.,''" round uae "o'iu-'% as
saivc the pei. I..a' mas e'''ahEeH 'lie
as'a'!c iro'" '"c h"FoPean Fot''2n OF
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ipr oag a. DR. THOMPSON'S ,0 aav
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 from Uterine Trusses, and is in all respects far s- perior instrument. The Doctor has conferred great beneht on society by the invention of this Truss.
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 Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. m the Medical College of Ohio i4.5 7.i ,9. iul -
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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-30
CLARKE, MD. F.R.s. ana Rr. R.M.s.

T CLARKE, M.D., FRS. and n. RMS. Os (London,) takes this opportunity to in- form his friends. and the public generally, who may need his professional aid. that he can be consulted, at all times, at his resi- dence, at Mir. TIMOTHY c. JoHNsoN's, Milton, ono mile northeast OfIhe Centre, or will at- tend to any call, when he will engage to ef- feet cure of any cancer, in whatever ad. vanced stage,and in whatever part it may be seated, in the eye, nose, lip. throat, breast,oF internally; he will take it away without pain. Also Fistulas, without cutting, also Scrofula, or Kings Evil, he will cure, how- ever malignant the case; also Ulcers, of the various kinds, and in the most advanced stages; also inAammaiory Rheumatism, or chronic of long standing; also Calcula or the stone in the urinary passages. rs. st
 J. c. speaks thus confidently, having had advantages, derived from close intimacy and frequent converse with some of the principal physicians in London, Sir Henry Halford, Bart. MD. Sir Assley Cooper, Bart. M. D., Dr.. Aberneathy. Dr.. Carr, &c. &c..
 JIG. as Surgeon Apothecary, (and Acou- cher,) is determined to keep nothing but the best quality of Drugs and Medicines by him. As he has had great experience in them. he is able to detect any spurious quality, y,by do- ing which he hopes to secure the confidence of "a confding public. a.aa5 1aa wen tn
 Milton, Sept. 29th, 1845. 1yl9