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nishins In with assPrly n he he.thind
ta'is n The spring. II lie lall or n
year, lasi before The gEvund closes or. ~
gathers az the esbbsges Mi 4 have M,
healed isgrIher. lie Then digs trench
eiIhlrtn inches Or more deep aud of suI.
lcieni width 10 admit The cabbsses. lie
ihrn elases The leaves together by hand.
winding wisp Of straw or something
else around them 70 keep them loss.ll.s Z ;
and then puts ihsm into this trench, with
leads do.n and roots up. lie then packs
siras orlesses and earth snug about Ihem,
and rounds up The earth over them. The
trench should be dug in place where the
water Of The rains aRd the SHOWS runs Of
and will not stand about them. A board,
sfreoupl- Of boards nailed together in
The i,.rm Of . roof and put over the mound.
may he useful. #@@ a=*- ....
10 tie spring Of the year open ycur
trench and YOU will find your cabeages
are oil head, d firu,ly together. and il The
water has not got in. will be solid and
hard. We once tried few heads FORM
ca 10 this way. which were very nice.
By following this plan. we nol only pre-
serve the cabbages well during the win
Ter. bus save much OF the crop which is
considered worth bu, a-irifIe.
Maine Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

short life. IdFsiTe beEore close 10 ssy
Is 80 the reaa6rs ~ this b0ok. that iFl-
pese ah my xiclelness nd Crin.s ~
bal bringing np.
..NObiHis ever care ne good sdyiefi
ny father ether made ne work. o. 81
loved me g. play on lie S4b5slh; sEa !
neserhearl PRAYER in ny ialhsr's housf.
If 1 Tad been taken 10 rhuFch and Hla-
gi1usly taught. lshOUli mol NOV b. IN ny
present situation. =a -n
IL wish - say 10 al par MS. Do not
brig up Your eiildTen a. was brought
~. tive then tie advantages Of seh0cl-
ing. 81 religion. AMI gond advice. For
want Of these was led on Ca what an.
- wish 10 wsrn oil young people
against tie course have iskrn. Beware
how you Feieca gond advice. ~ bleak TO
Sabbath. II you have religious lFier.,is
and religions principles. value Them more
lhan anything else; receive the sdsiee e
surh irisRtsi improve those privileges
ahile you have lhem. wish with nay
last breath 10 warn al tie y0urg against
the neglect Of religion. and lle Sabbath.
which have brought ne 10 ruin. I have
suffered a great deal. an enjoyed nlysrlf
very little. andihare found Ihst the say
of IraasgTession i hsr.!." s.-e- 49,
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HEADING CARRIAGES IN THE WIN
TER. II 5.T

In The Gll Of the year when is time to
gather cabbages we always find more or
les of them that have not formed any heads.
They may have grown well and have q
large sack OF leaves, but have notclosed
up in the form necessary to make a gooi'
solid. compact cabbage.
A farmer frieni of Osrs has practised
fr many YEARS the following method
whiS, elsctuaIIy closes these loose leaves
IN l,ie course of tue winter, thereby taf'
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The Factories Of Allegheny City have
all resumed work. with nearly full COM
plimenl Of hands. The Pittsburgh Ca
zette says that at least twenty five thou
sand dollars, in wages, have been lost 10
The working people Of Allegheny by their
late unli rtunate movement.
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DIVORCES IN coNNEcTIcUT.-The law
oil Connecticut allows or compels the
Court TO grant divorces where eitherilus-
band or wife are habtually intempera,e.
At the late session of The Supreme Court
in New Haven county no less than tlir-
teen divorces were granted. 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Mike Walsh, in his last Subterrare-
an remarks that an eminent l.oco-Foco
holding two good offices IS now pushing
for Register, audi adds:
Three such offices at time wouldn't
be very bad TO take. II such grasping
and Unsuitable avariHe can be called de-
mocraey, would like 10 know what in
the name Of heaven they consider fsie-
rdEsm."' %-@a*-..' *@~a III =
Rather green, that question, Mike. A
man who WORKS steadily, lives p,udenllv,
sleeps contentedly, eavles no man, reads
what is going on regularly. sends his chill
dren 10 good schools week days and takes
them to church Sundays, never wishing for
office, and ALWAYS voting just as he thinks
best for the country. is pretty certain to
be branded Federalist. II is no, a bad
name, however, if you have sense enough
to understand il. n. +. Tribune. !
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In reply ID the ,Jnion's ingnnaiion that
! we shall secure every rod Of Tie Osgsn,
az 10 tile Russian p, ssessions, as Mas put
forth IN she Iammany Hall reso.Glons.
Tire Charleston Mercury (DemoeEallrl
says: ~~ eMaaaaa# .se.as-ta as.s g o
i" What Congress has TO DO. then, by
the advice OF the official etlilor..l is I0
take formal possession oil this Nhule TT
gion-..e inevitable consequence of,
which every body knows will be awar
with England. Have we cause tor
such proceeding! Are We ready for
such an event! We are mol going To DIS
'cuss whether England eau whip Ame-
riea, or Americ. whip England-iease
that TO schoeiboys. But the interrupts
ton Of peace with England. and the de-
slrGclion OF Intercourse with az! lac
= world, which would be the consequence,
in something mure Than a question for
bFaggaEts anu fools 10 spaul about. lie
do Hol believe that Southern statesman
are quise prepared ID, sacrifice HE whole
resources OF their secliuu ON such an
ISSUE ulat iitey are reauy 10 Hs.iHiaIn,
Paf i aHf 'iiiat eraye r.
:. unqneSiienabIe lille 10 every foot Of
= groun. IN territory which We have coa-
'srn,ed 10 occupy in common with lie
other claimantlur twenty years, aHdihe
= ownership oil which has been in tlistate.
ever since the country was discovered"
This (says the Express is The tone of
the Southern press, with very lew ex-
ceptions; but the South will have the
settlement Of this question, and what it
says, therefore, ii is OF The greatest ruo--
hc interest. 2
The New Orleans :. DELTA (reural
in polilics) takes The same ground, aud
says that a position has been assumed
by The American Executive, aud one by
the British Ministry, which. aiken IN the
sense which has been popularity ascribed
TO them. are wholly contradictory aud ir-'
reconcilable. "ll," says that paper.
"holh persist in the extremes of their
demands, as generally understood,
peaceahle solution is impossible. IL
the bill which passed The House Of Re-
presentatives las. year should become
a law at this session, and such an event
we consider highly probable, all nego-
tiatinn is a, an end, and the question
must be decided by arns.'
We see, indeed, but little exception to
the spirit Of the remarks we have above
quoted from the press Of the South.
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THE END OF THE SABBATH BREAKER
--Lucian Hall, who was l.tely executed
in Connecticut, at the early age Of TWEEN
ty.eight. for most attrocious and unpro-
voked murder, the very recital of which
makes the blood run cold, attributes his
whole career of vice. to a want of proper
religious instruction in early life. and par
tlcularly 10 the crime of misunderstanding,
to which he was greatly addicted. His
last words we're: ..'......... ..-[
- have given full and true account
Of all the crimes | have committed, in my
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-31

Further remarks were made by Messrs.
Kiug.bury Brown, OF Hamilton, y Drake,
in reply to the remarks Of Mr.. Reemeln,
and Mr.. r. made one or Two brief leioi-
ders, when the question was taken on
striking out the proviso or last clause Of
the amendment reported by the Judiciary
committee, and decided in the affirmative
yeas 43, nays %. The question then
being on agreeing 10 the first branch OF
the amendment,
Mr.. CoWrn moved tosubsttute in lieu Of
it, the proposition submitted by him yester-
day, Prohibiting the sale Of any spirilous
liquors to be drank at the place where sold,
or in less quantity than one quart, which
motion was lost--yeas 10, nays 40.
Mr.. Woolsey then moved that Mr.. Cow
ems substitute be adopted az all additional
section, which was lost.
Mr.. Paine moved further to amend the
amendment, by adding asecton providing
that the Court Of Common Pleas shall
hereafter grant no license, uEtil the appli-
cant shall have paid into the county trea-
sury a sum of money prescribed by the
court, not less than fifteen, nor more than
one hundred dollars, which was lost-3l
to 81.
Mr.. Miller was opposed to receiving any
thing into the county treasury, as tax
upon the traffic in ardent spirits, and NOV
ed 70 add a section providing that no tav-
ern keeper shall hereafter be required to
pay any thing for his license, which was
lost.
Mr.. Noulton then moved that the bill
and pending amendment be postponed un-
til the first Monday in December next,
which was lost % to 80.
The question being upon striking out
all Of the original bill and inserting the
first branch OF the amendment Of the Judi
diary committee. Mr.. Cowen asked divi-
sion Of the question, and the question then
being on striking out the bill as first re-
ported. it was decided in the Affirmative
/ yeas 45, nays 10.
The amendment was then agreed to
yeas "a, nays 81, and the bill as amended
was ordered to be engrossed for a third
reading on to-morrow-yeas 40, nays27.
The House adjourned.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
1000 900 SOLD YEARLY!
rice only II els.

SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
The hest Slreng heniog Plaster in the
world, and a sovereign remedy Tor pains
and weakness in the back. Iolns, side,
breast. neck, limbs j. nts, rheumalIsm,
aud lumbago; worn on The lower part Of
the splne, they entirely cure the piles
and Oh the small Of the back, the lsIlag
of The womb; applied TO the back oI the
neck OF children teelhing they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression Of
the chest and stomach. liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these plasters. They are
tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and
anodyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
J. w. Hoxie E'q. who was bent near.
" double with Rheumatism, was enabled
after wearing one ~ hours. to get up
and dress himself 10 two days he was
perfectly we'll,
Mr.. David Williams. Of Elizabeth
town, N, ] on old revolutionary soldier,
was so afflicted win Rhematsm that he
could harilv help himself. One Of these
Plaslers entirel, cured him.
Mrs George Nixon, one Of the Mana
gers of The Institution for Aged INDECENT
Females 10 the city Of New York, ssys
the old ladies' find great benefit IRON
these P;asters, they being very liable 'o
mains or weakness 10 The back, as vel
as other parts OF the body.
Mr. George W Spencer. Street In
speclor, was cured Of the Piles BY wear
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Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.
WednesdnN. Jnnnnru Is

Wednesday, January To- I845.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelley Of F., the Sem
ate resolved itself into committee Of the
whole on the special orders oftbe day, Mr..
Osborn in the Chair, and resumed the con-
sidera!ion Of the bill to incorporate the
State Bank Of Ohio, and other banking
companies, and after the bill had UNDER
gone various amendments, and expIana-
tons, proposed and made by Mr.. Kelley
Of F.
Mr.. Anderson moved to strike ont the
55lh section, which provides that "each
banking company shall receive, at par, in
payment Of debts due such company, the
notes Of circulation given by any other
company Authorized to issue such notes by
this act, unless the company issuing such
notes shall have refused loredeem in coin,
its notes Of circulation, or any Of them,
when lawfully demanded according to the
provisions Of this act"
The question was put On striking out
and lost.
The bill having been read through, Mr..
Kelley Of F., moved that the committee
rise and report progress, in order topertect
some amendments that had been made,
which was agreed to, and the committee
obtained leave to sit again.
Mr.. Anderson offered resolution in
structng the committee on Roads and
Highways to inquire whether a construc-
tive statute be not necessary 10 explain
and render consistent sections 80 and 55
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sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs

Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Headache, pal lplsaliOO Of the heart, low
ness OF spirits, dependency, luf ANNA
tory or purrled sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, lainIng, oppression or
sense OF sinking of the chest, CnoIlc
spasms, cramps Of the stomach or bow
els, EysterIcaI affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsnpss through the day aud
wak"iuIncss by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbus, dlarrhGa, lassltude, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large parties, will find the Lc2'ngcs
really revIVrng, and impaftlDg the buoy
sncy OF youth.
Joseph B Nones, Esq. Vice President
of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered Tor years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve I'LL he used these Logeuges,
which relieved it enlirely in Is minutes.
Or, 6. Hunter has been subject to vlo>
lent attacks Of headache, so as TO mike
HIM slmost blind for lwo or three hours
at time. Nothing ever afforded him
any re le( I'LL he tried these Lozanges,
and they cured him in a few minutes.
Dr. Sherman's Lpzsnges can I've oh.
tained Wholesale and Retail ot 6 f
Thomas, Main st, between 8 and 4lh
Sole Agent for Cincinnati. Oalo, aud ol
the following Agents.
GREER e. Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Harishurgh.
GEORGE MANFULT Augusta.
| X. JACKSON CnrIol'lon.
Cough Lozenges 25 cents per box;
| Worm I"
i Camphor "
i CaIhariic
All who buy box Of Dr. Sherman
Lozsnges, or Plaster are entitled Il
one OF ShermOn's Messengers of HEALTH
which can be oblained from all Agents.
Jan. /, 45.
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Sands SarsaDarilIa.

SySteHl.

System.
Scrofuls, or Kings Evil, Rheumausm.
Obstinate CulOneous Eruplions PIN
pies, or Pustncs on the Face, BIorch
es, BlIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head Enlarge
ment and Pam Of the Bones & JinDs
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiIluc S,mD-
toms. SriaIca, or Lnmblgo, and DIS
eases arising from an InjudIcous usr
OF Mercury, AsciIes. or Dropsy, Ex
posure or lmpradence ia Life, also
Chrome Constitutional Disorders g..
10 this preparation are strongly con
cen,rated all the Medicinal properties
Of Sarsaparlila, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, The whole
strength o. which is extracted on an en-
tireIy new principle. The great Object
desired is now accomplished, il the pro
duclIon Of a remedy possessing a con-
trolling power over supposed hllherlo
incurahle diseases
The afflicted or those who NAV have
been given mp in despair and all who
are interested. are invited 70 make IA
trial OF This valuable medicine, or to call
on lhlse who have come forward aud
borne pubic lestimonv Of lis priceless
value to them, and satisfy themselves in
dIyidually Of its power in arresl,ng and
curing disease, and Of whatIt has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recently received, and specimens c
those coming 10 hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1914
MesSrS, A B, g. D Sands:
Gentlemen-l have Just received
letter from my father in RusseIIviIIt
Ky who wishes 10 purchase some {
your Sirsaparlla. have no doubt HI
can be the means Of selling a great deAl
as it has performed a wonderful cure II
his family Last December | was sen
lOr 10 see my sister before she dIed, sht
having been in poor health for some two
or three years, & at the time | went oveI
10 see her, she was at the poin, Of death
with the scarlet CeVer. aud cancercu u
affection Of the bowels, from which hr,
physician thought she could not possibly
recover. carried over with me hot
lie of YOUR Sarsapariila, aud with ,ht
consent Of her physician she commenc
ed taking it that night, remained wrli
her three davs, and left her rapidly i'm
proving Her husband sent boy HON,
with me for more of The StrsaparlIa.-
sent one dozen bottles which beiev
will effect an entire cure Nv iathe
writes me to that effect, and wishes lhrc
ME 10 procure On agency for selling you
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ing one Of these Piasters on the lower
part o! the spine.
GFCAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIasters have attained has induced
many unprInciped persons TO &c, up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Sherman 3
Poor Mans Plaster. and see that laII dr-
reclions for use, and fac simie OF his
name, A. Sherman, NJ d is on the back
oil each. Trust none others, or you will
be deceived G. F THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 3 and 4lh,
@Sole Agent for Cincinnati.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's CoUeH LozENGES are the
safest, most sure aud effeclual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Consumptlons, ,Whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, Tghtness of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. &c. The proprie.
tor h s never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. -
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The IasI year. restoring 10 health
persons in almost every Stage of con-
sumption, and those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan Howartb, Esq, The we'll
known temperance lecturer, took severe
cold last January By sleeping 10 damp
sheets, that seemed to have settled ln a
coECumptIon. He raised good deal of
bloody matter, and his cough was 50
harrasSiDg and incessant that he could
get no rest by day or night Alter try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death alone would relieve
him Of his misery. But by the advice Of
a lady he purchased box Of Sherman's
Cough L. zenges: they gave him great
relief, aud to his surprise aIayed his
cough, made him res easy, and enabled
him 10 sleep sound all nigh; three day $
use oi them made new man Of him.
and he is recommending Shermau's Lo.
zanges TO all his acQnalnlances,
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
Are the only infaIIible worm destroying
medicine ever discovered l.400,000
hOxes have beeH sold, and not a failure
: has ever been knowr. They destroy II
kinds Of WORMS, and cannot lnjurcIwhere
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF the
Worms by the use of one Box Of Worm
LozeDges.
"Messrs. G. F y. & Co. I47 Main
street, Clncnnatl: Gentlemen. - My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
The age OF three years, and has never
been without them She resided at Md.
'dletown, Butler county. At times, she
has been so afflicted with worms as tc
require The attendance oil TWO Of the best
ply siclans Ia the place--one doCtering
her for one compliant, and one for anolh
er, but getting worse, she removed lc
Madison, and was under the hands o
1wo Of The most celebrated physicians o
rhat place, but all did her no good. Sht
came 10 Cincinnati soms time since, anC
began TO despair of getting better: 10
deed she got so bad, the worms came uI
nm her throat - her euderings became al,
most lnteerable. Hearing Of The many
cures performed by Sherman's LoEenges
she thought that she would try them las
August. | stepped in your store anc
got box OF the worm luz9nges, and
have every reason 10 re oice that | drt
so. She took bul one halt box, when lht
worms came from Ter in punches
could not be positive, but | would sup
pose that there we're from fifty to siEl,
in each bunch. The last Gose brough
several while worms, from twelve t
fifteen inches long. She began to &c
we'll. AMI felt better than she had fc
years. Being cured, she gave tn
balance Of The box TO a neig hb0r by tn
name Of Herald, who lives 8 short di'
tence from u.s. who has two children or
five and The other Two Years OF age, VII
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
bad used up the box, both chiIdrea wer
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r. Richard
Lawrence street, near Front.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Combs from the Judiciary Commit
tee. reported back the bill to amend the
act granting licenses and regulating tav-
erns, So as to provide for submitting the
question of granting licenses to the quail
fed voters Of the several wards and town.
ships with an amendments proposing to,
stIlNF oU' au a.'7r ule e''GCLIlE cauSr' 81 ana
'hSrf' ,r pf9N'5lon 10 '''5 'o"oE NY CueC"
Id. II b 3,lu,I '' WI, 10y VI w, J",' VI
ro,,,a'-ta aoei,~t ,t,a ,,rs,,;n, of ,,,,
Is,"o i; I;s'"'.,e' UsI'I' L we E,"'is,,s VI "a.
,nn. ,tl f c,c,s other th,, tbe gom sra, dis
"lV'''2 , ','', o,'' - ,e ,rha,hor am
9o,,; o,;an ''N ho nT.rad - o conrt ~ No.;
,'.I,,D,} Nv IN tho cn,si5ara
VI, ~, ,,' ,,e,,, '' Taar-a
W. y ~ ,,,a,,I -. W., Lo
ny.nI ~ smoh iion0sos M
.o",' .I1; S''a,, -'Sm' " ~, Lo ~
.H5. rsV,y ''I'' T,,n lo,~ ,ro,o w. an 10 on,I;f
go '-" 'II H., - on,;,Io HAM -
oa'p', L !? !, "''0U y '0"' W ''''O '''''' -
'"e" '',,'',
FfoVIleu' IhG' whenever ma ot''y VI
those VINO Vo'to al 'He I3s' Oc'o3ef e,ec-
tlon' IN any ward, township or o'ler eIPc-
ton district ShaII demonstrate against the
granting ol tavern Wcehses' II snall ho' ne
lawful ior the court 10 grant soch I'cehses'
for the rerod ol one year after the preseh-
tatlon OF such remonstraAce'
After some remarks by Mr.. Coombs in
explanation,
Mr. Archibald moved 10 strike out the
nyoyiso or second branch of the amend
ment
Mr. rowen addressed the House against
the nronriatv Of referring the question Of
grantinq licenses lothe courts. He though,
the House was ueading upon delicate
rround. in considering 4 pronosition tc
transIor certain )op,slativp mowers to the
Judiciary, which we were reluctant to AZ.
enn,o o,rsalroe Surh was the character
If tho nronospd amendment. It was the
necnliar nroyince of the courts to examine
i,,to and ascertain the facts connected will
cases ' hroWcht before them, and to admin,
istor tha law onplicabIp to those cases: bu
wa were now tout to REQUIRE them to look
ont nnoo community, and Judge of tn.
noIicv and exvedency of granting licenses
And thus by exercising this discretionary
mower Of granting or refusing them, rur
he haz9rd Of involving themselves in the
nor,y conflicts Of the dav. and Of auaynt
against themselves the advocates of one
side or the other Of this question, in tn,
several counties Of the State. Suppose
two counties decide differently on thl
question, would there not be d'ilereh