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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

Rsmarks,-No,wiihsianding The en-,
as indicated BY the above, we have no, I
severely. owing TO the elevation Of lhe
the almost constant Soufher'y breca
Prairie. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

= hsant Rumor.--We heard an unpsa,
rumdP rom Frankfort yesterday. bn' on
place auy confidence in il. The following
agrapIi ffoplrshc Yeomnn of yesterday, W.
snme. refa+z "A. w trust, yot., tia. tia. y.
no foundation i,:-Lou. Con-.
Secretary IN Hardin left here yeslerHNjj
the advice Of som6sf his friends, to escaps
Indignation of Fsz7ssaf will in regard
alleged moral nberfaj1glE Il is said ne VI
sign. Wo have not heard his story. and ~
to say how ailty he is, or WIEN
all. The charges aga't tim.are OF ~ ~
character, and the popular fecsIns s yefy u y y
excited against him. -. = =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

zE TIE Falking Pririiege -understsndiu,
mcrous applications iave been made to Ii,
Department for the oiicia Interpretation d
cs in tho new post oliice law, baaring upon |
ing privileges Of Senttorsand Reprcsentatir
gress, We have obtained acopyof the foIlo,
from the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen,l
a, once e'ucidates the whole subicct;-Caa|
Posr .orfcE Dsr,ul
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

The mean tcmpera,ure for the m,,.,
NJ. in The shade, was 81 77-at3p N
The monthly mean, iaken at sunrjsa,.i
was 50 45. Quantity of rain durio, !.
33-lO0 of an inch.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

Ut The wings were growing over the defeat of lib
bats, in Kentucky Poor fellows they will be sadly
gricvcd when they hear that he is really not beaten
but trumphantly elected. -, :. -. Z.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
s'ese ~ uc1Ef9z" ~ ouI p1fha6s
gested. BY our article o. hot,Sss
cation Of she "cob," |" . aiter beipo i
erss'ers- vrSi7.7 -

0TThe sscond pumSer Of n
brary and siOnthiy Jou,naI of 4 -.
been received We have no, ,iusI,.' ss'
examine i, bul will notes i. a, !.
week. I,..s.s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

IL Our cifcsN Court adjourned on Saturday last,
sft<f usns1>>|ss much businsss. judge Brown, dnr.
Ing this week held coutt st Ozark. in Franklin coun
~, and win uszs vssk Qen eoert IN Johnson county
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30

+ INT A polite Correspondent, Al - =. =
has furnished the following table. ~
thankful for this favor, and hone n.
his leisure moments furnish US with :,
news in that quarter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

We sePy u d.y Isom Ne sessh csre-
nisa. . @.ll ~rlaea snd sew ssafieis
anrls sgoa M.suf.riasiss = > On Car
nlits. TIE rae esoen1 . shrssia taksn.
I'D 90 nsiniae - Sc the lraaIng gincs
n :. csssl.ns. .. ssil - ohsr Fosilons
u sas Soash. d.sssasd - his laPas'sni
ss.JesL
Frr ye.,s 8. c.ssJ.as las been. 10 cor
ssqssass e TIE sHirsesdsasEy rssrse Il
her dpsl,ass,shsd S.sarsmzr, q rec ice her
sasa ina 10 Iae sIarg sausee Tor The
ssss. II hsF - appFrsSiaa, aa5 lie rs@-
ssy 60 N. s.ms. TIE eas.se hare bssa
lsi N thr eanriusiaa Ihss they o~sd oil
their tlsiisah.e--all tariT iass II Hsee--
81 III dspssss On 81 EsoUetoa N pEIoe
snd qaanl,ly Il ,hsiT ,i.Pls .sol'on--so The
paIlsal ts-i.ias IA Of GsRgrrss--she Tsr.
IlF-.pa iaas - ssaa ss these ''cppaes-
sse I,-.- wsTe repealed. their sesissig
sad property .csid re.nrn.
TIE Isllacs u their Mganents ihsy
ere hrxlnn,ns 10 bo,h see ssd tel. Years
az. .hea . elllzsn Il :. csrOlins. ws
we fsl.y ennYInerd that the real cs9sF
Of Ihs Oppr.ssoa fen there. wss The esor'
~ us Qasn,iVy VI hRs cotton lsad. brought
Ielo coli lrsIisa IN Al.sama. Mississ'p'
81 aud I.sui.isns. and tie r.psd increase
81 ise quantity OF e.ls"n aRnna!iy made,
Tness Iiea and fresh lands ~Ill, aud
bare Tor YEAR,. produce d'uble, snd IN
many ias,sRe+s lrssls TIE aGsni,ly al cot
t,n-f . te, sr qssli y Iao--wlIh lh'
sEns .bSr. ani ah tae same Eauber o
srss., lasn ca he msse 10 ;. CsrOlina,
A sim,ls sl.aemsnt Of Ihs iseI - sUfh'
Gent t. arenun, ioT The Ii lle there 10 made
in s caruiina. ~ uskiag cotton. Cot
tn can Be made here, and > Iuthwsst q
ri. 10 the Ri1 Grsnde. Tor half cha, .
ca be msie a. 20 = Carolina. Agalns
Ills soppe ision.s he people Of 5. c.rOli
ne haze but t@s remrdies: oae 10. 10 70
nose here r. 10 Tcxs.; The other -, 10 e
o. n.uul.eIar'ng, nisIng. raising grain
sl0-k. rice, &,.-aad IL the SIste,Den al
;. Carolina are Else. they wll advise
ihsm to sd,p' tie la.ser; and If The pee
n. posses. the good sense ws give then
crrdI lOr, they wln Iske their advice. sEt
srt uPoa u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

leivra 80 De sFersiln 81 eolisaa1d u CO.
e. kiad - nasal .rsosles.
Hstastao mscA % be Ergsfted sha
Ihass .ba hsse lls espaeity ass mssns
q eanfsnIag sllh nsehsnssIs sbsosd. Pre-
Ter 70 ssannus using IssH eapli4i - ne
sslious cesiees 81 txiorll0a. lhaa usihg
a ID q cay. in he ssg'egaass l"Es rfoh'-
sb.s % u, nsslsss bsgs. - eel as 10 me
poarsr sl.ssss.
We hsslJ % Cd Irisnd he othsr dsy
IN speaking 81 Ihis laksssrm and uePs-
trione Isslsng smpng our capitalists, C..
naIk Ihsl-Ii Aiasly Hall he'd lived D. shIs
dsy. GIi's Geek wanli haze b-sn hard
9Th coslna Fsetanes ard eur poPvlstien
10 simss II. present. nunhsI."
n espilsll.ls nh not embark in such
enlsrpIsrs. ws advise tho,e waa have
energy. loiss inis ihs business fonhsi,h.
EnsHey 10 espsisi. cIesn based upon
ehasaslsE aod sa1srpr.se u espisal and
sih be sppsesis1ssl by 01r hanks. Fol
such persons sl!ey are intended Nest es,
peeislly 10 sd. and their officers knew lor
well the great good that would Iss1ii q
our stale. 10 NHahsld 1hslr Fostering kiad'
aess.
We have the nslsrisl. the wsler pos
er. sad TIE health. and no1hing 10 Rtsdrt
bot . close iavssngailaa II tie facts ID
secure DOR Slsle from asisF ruin.
Since an ins The sboss. we had con
verss'ioa wI.h . full handed capitalists 10
| Charleston. whn Is willing 10 inves' $50
900 in mansfse ures imnsdislsly. sad
firm bic kao~a discretion 10 ihs insesI
msnl Of funds, aad the management 81
deal sd.irs. Ne regard il as q good o
men. Tor Al least candid confidence in lhil
xoIk. South CdrOlhliGn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
THIS Is THE DOCTRINE.

Elevate the masses. Build up instead
OF pulling down. Equality means some
thing else than bringing down everything
that is exalted to the groyeling standard
of ignoraee.
ELEVATE THE MASSES. The impor-
tance of making every man of our coun-
try ireeholder, cannot be in our Judge
ment, too highly appreciated. Il not on
ly places him beyond the contingency Of
poverty, but indenlifies him with the well
being of the country, and serves 10 make
him better citizen, as well as happier
man. ... DIS
When education is placed within the
reach Of the masses, and when they be-
come the OWNERS of soil, we need have
nosfear about the perpeluity Of their free
dom. or of our institutions; the former
will give him a just conception Of the
blessings to be derived from freedom, aud
the latter the strongest interest that can
he needed TO sacredly preserve the same.
The blessings enjoyed by the people
with proper moral and religious restraint,
form the best guard against external and
internal foes, that can in any event be
made by a nation. Standing armies, ma
Vies and Notifications, are nothing in COM
parison; these, in the hands of mercenary
soldiery may spread for time, through
any country, destruction: but they are
not the elements for building up and pro.
teciing permanently country of freemen.
Elevating the condition of the masses
ought to be the great desideratum of our
legislators; for in the accomplishment of
this almost every object of legislation is
attained. .s ..1. -...-.- ...-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Of more British goods, which eann0i be
done or eoaFse aila0Gl bsne6lliag British
manufactures AMI laboE. "a he expense q
our own. And yea ghey profess 60 b ne
exclusive friends o. the AmsFleaa laooreE.
The English understand Ihe-e th.ags.
They know who il % b benehited ~
bsesking down our lard. One Of thrir
latest pspers. received BY he Csiedonia.
says.-
a gratifying feeling prevails smongs.
The English commercial world y he Pros
rrrl which raisls. during The adminlsi'a-
ion of President Polk, o. having ne A.
m. riezn Tariff denued Of lis presenl &C.
sIrieilre features"
Well may England rejoice u The pros
pect. She will undoubtedly be benefited,
lie. who may be ruined. The I. British
Wings" are opposed 10 conlerriGg this
bene6I on her. The British LOe0locos
are in favor ol il.
Fayflsrins Obstrrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Simple Cure for Summarizing. MIR.
Wakley, at an inquest he held YESTERDAY,
stated that few days back the summon
ing officer told him il would be useless to
call one witness, lad, because he stuller-
ed so excessively that he could barely ar
uruIaTr No -l.--.--. -y"s-,..-- 49, s--is -
hour. Mr.. Wakley, however, had him
called, and telling him thai, as shot could
not be discharged from gun without pow
der or air, so words could not come from
the mouth unless the lungs had their pow
der, viz: air. lie told the lad to inhale
air. or draw in his breath strongly, aud
the lad having done so, Mr.. Wakley asked,
" Can you talk now!" The boy, to the
surprise ofthe jury. answered Immediately
and glibly, " Yes, can, sir, very we'll"
The coroner added, that inhalation or
selfinnation Of the lungs with air, was a
sure remedy for Summarizing. and though
it had been discovered long ago. the facul-
ty had not, until lately, and even then on.
ly few Of them, caused il to be practised
as a remedy for defective articulation.
English Pd0er.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

AMERICAN WoaEy M. de Tocque-
vile sre'krng "f American women. say:
/" As Tor mys'l II do nor he,rts,s to asow,
that, although the women OF the United
States ara confined witiin n,rro~ CIR
Gle uf dnmfstic life, and their situation
=. ~ some Iespec,.. one of extreme de.
pend nee, ! have nowhere seen @omea
o"cupytng loflsr position; and If were
asked. nav ] am dra wing /, close Of
tbs work. in which ! have spoken of SO
many things done By the 4 americans. to
vhit the singular prosperity and gtow ing
strength al that people ought 10 be ailri-
bq'ed. shanti re.lj 10 The superiority
of their ,Comen." =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

FRIsHTFuL ScESE.-We learn IRON
the Rwhlnond Wig. ths, al sunrise on
the morning. Of The 81 instant. IS ore Of
The esrnag.s Of The mensgeris. contain
'ns The lisn. Tiger. panther de-, Vas IN
The scI Of starting Cor Petersburg, dfssn
by four horses, one Of the horses took
hight and attempted n run. THIS excl.
ted The hon. VIM rosIej IRON alarm, opan
winch The whole team dashed or a, III /
speed; and aiyT running some Distance,
the wheels came ~ contact With The posts
planted slbng the s,dewsIks. smashing
three Of then. when in,lly one Of .ha
wheels Vas knocked of IRON The axle,
tbs driver pitched lulo The slre,l aud &C.
s,aaslv hnrt. and tie aeou upset. The
i"resheels beng BY III. means detached.
The horses proceeded fsrrously Until they
were stopped by obstacles IN The street.
Fortunately ihs cage Vas strong, aud held
lis eBrsssd prisoner. $780,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

THE oPPREsayE TARIFF.-Thesxpori
Of dasnestirs from Bo.ior for The seek
ending on the 25lh nllimo amounted 10
s5O.22I. How much bemer to hase such
sums. an The weskly operations ef num-
her Of our eilIss. brought lnia our eoun-
Iry in cash or u. equivalent, Than 10 be
sending out our cash, - under The ope-
rauoDs OF tie irse-Iraie policy, for what
10 10 be wara oul--nog lsayipg : wreck
beh,ndl Under . continuance nf The pre-
sen, proleeuye tariff exports nasI large
~ increase. aud Substantial wealth, the
basis Of continued and enlarged opera
iisns, brought into The e"uaTy: while uc-
der The free trade system our msnuiae'
lures must be sgain broken dosn. snd the
country deprived Of its solid capital. ia
enrich foreigners By The purchase Of l;Ssir
perishabls commodities.
gOhio STATE Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

The "Paris crsnuesser) Bee thu.
notices one NJ the 6rst. if NOT the very
first Of g ~. Browns ollici,l acts:
'rhe authority for new election N
be hell on IS nurday the Oh Of Novem-
b-t next. TO supply the vacancy occasion.
e! by DR.. Mctarland's death, wa, recel,-
ed here on "Wednesday last, but. as there
~ 40 such day as Saturday, the 9th Of No.
veDbsr. our new GIvernor viii haye To
ry II ovor,o the 9Th Of November viii
ne The S'bbi.h iu thi' County"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

OREcoS.-Slsvery hiss been sb"lished
10 Oregon. p. III. Burnst. . cruzen Of
that territory. IN a letter 10 the last PIsr.s
A'gns, says:
The Legislature have passed an act
derlsriug that slavery shall 10, exist ~
Oregon, and The owners Of slaves who
bring them here. are SLOWED Two years 10
lska them oul Of the couoty. and in de-
fsuit the slaves are to be free. The aes
prohibits free negroes or mGlst,nes from
settling os reIus'n'"g ~ this conhtry, and
requires them N leave 10 two years; and
in Jei,ol, 10 be hired Out 10 Tie lowet
bidder, Who will bud himself t. Iempve
then hem the capnry ior the shortest
e. Q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

The Storm which was experienced
here 81 the beginning Of this week was
very violeni al the North. Al ALBANY. The
new psnitenuary. or workbouse. With
wslIs twenty inches thick. was bio IN
down, and ,esersl other unfinished build.
ings; q, Hudson, houses we're unrooied.
and snIne were hlown down: at Boston,
. tbree-story brick building vas blown,
falling with a tremendous crash; and Al
Quebec great damage was done 10 the
shipping on The ST.. Lawrence.
Tue Storm was one Of snow at Utica
commencing on Saturday evening and
continuing I'LL Sunday night. leaving SIX
inches Of snow on the ground. A,Csy-
usa Bridge, on Sunday, the snow was so
deep that the engine vas On BILE to drag
the train and had to 60 on w,,h The bay
gage car alone. The snow was SAID 20
be eighteen inches deep; aad all the trains
were several hours beh,n1. Nat. Ias/
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

BEAuTy.--t French edt,r, writing
IRON Pa'ls, expresses disappointment at
the beauty Of The French irmsles. con-
pared 9th those OF the Unl,ed Stalps, and
says" have seen ia ihe s,innn. Of the
a'os! distinguished, women who pro Iuced
lanadclsm, aud who We, were far frnm be-
ing xuaor,i nary. An American who -
merely pretty IN Balpmr ire or PhiIad,l.
phIa, siegarded as Venus in Paris."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

germ &C service. sEs uitiia a m<n,hs q
lrr tAs exrhsi,on nsseL Tkstbjerti u
- keep clear II lhis nssf kSstsssess
class o popsisslcA
AteFy considerable nsmher rf slsses
seeaapsnise he LII snPsi.tiop 10 Ore
goo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Trade Increasing We omi,,ed no.
tclns IN our las. the l'unch OF ne boat
|" ) ii ol Edge: ,nbe," bull, al This place
by Me'sis Msrnau g. Brother. aud des-
tined TO ply between his spot anil
Washington. There Is an nuusual de.
mand lot slmos, every description Of pro.
dnre, With sd.snciag prices. We have
slsot, add another item 10 our list Of ex-
poris, considerable quantity Of sweet
polaines having been barrelled up aud
sent North. Tarboro' Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

EPFEcTs or yoLuNTARYlsM.-Aiier
raising Coco, 900 or a7UO. 900 Tor church.
e.. The Fee Church people Of Scotland
de'erHlaed recently To haze college, and
twenty individuals In.lan,ly pu, down
Their names fh 81 900 each for the pnt.
pose. Since then they have commenced
asuoscnp1lon to build parsonage. Ior thtir
min''ler-, and IN few.shori week. Go.
600 OF 100000 has been raised f,r ths,
parp1se. w.. Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

IA GoQD SENTIMENT. During the re.
cent voyage nj the Great Western, the
passengers being 81 many nations. the
following sehtInent was drunk with the
greAiest enthusiasm: .....
" Grea. Britain ani the United Staies
--l,rt hem show. bv ,hen example. that
no controversy can exit among tnrsh'
ened nst"ns, wh,rh csnont be amicably
aud hoo"rahly adjusted"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

TIE RIsE or Flour The rise in the
price Of a,ur. naturally subject Of great
interest and Importance 10 this country
affords an added evidence Of the hesl,h-
ful lnilusncts Of he 'Panf. Without the
donesue market which The Tariff creates.
the demand would be so limited and the
sock 80 oserabsndsnt lhst the accidental
foreign demand would scarcely eulisen
The flour interest. The demand al home
N ,kes the marke, impedl,lely sensible
to any increase Of demand; aud The con.
sequence is rise in prices. We rejoice
With our agricultural trends in the good
fortune ~hlch. while il empt'es their gar
ners. will OIL their pu ses, and trus, that
they may never be without tariff and
a market. North .7lneriean.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

The British LnooFocos The Loco.
focos are intent upon breaking down our
Tariff, which protects and encourages A.
merican manufactures and labor. They
do this ayowedly 70 favor the importation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Nex Orleans papers Of the 81 inst,
men,ion The arrival there OF Mr. PsrroIt,
bearer Of despalches IRON the city oil Mex
leo 10 the Gayerumepl at Washington.
NJ. p. lef, Vera Cruz in The U. ). Steam.
% Princeton. and when OF The mouth Of
~-.--s-.-------r=.---s-s-=a A..
New Orleans IN Tie steamer j. 5. MckIm.
The Froplc says
We we're fHtunaie in having q free
conversation With Mr.. Psuoli. r. nm whom
we gathered the following particulars, the
most important Of which, - his declded
conviction that all ex .snng difficulties be-
tseea thi. Government anil Mexico will
be am'cab'y adjusted"
MEXICAN INDEMNITY.
On this subject the rropic has The fol-
lowing mlormstIon, derived from Ma. Par.
ron:
THE indemnity, Of which so much
ha. been said since Mr.. Shonnon's return,
IL would sppear Mexico has paid. Accor-
ding 10 the correspondence OF our Govern
menl win us sgents, The payment was
msde on The 27.h August. 1874; whereas
a copy Of the receipt, certified by the U.
). Agen'. bear, date the 2uIh OF Sep,em.
Der, 1874. Mexico seems 10 have paid
The indemnify IN good faith. and the
amount. though il never found lls way IN.
10 the U. 5 Treasury, mus. be paid there
from To The clam ants"
Galveston da'ts TO the 22i ult., furnish
no nsws.
The New York Sun Of Saturday has
tbs inlloslng-
"Yes'e, dsy we alluded to pacific intel
ligence received from an eminent private
cisizen 10 Mexico. Adylces Of the same
character arrived ., Washington on Wet.
nesday night, d,rec, frnm The city Of Mex
'eo. We learn tina. dlplomauc rel.t,ous
will be resumed between the two Repub-
lies immediately. aud we trust tba, q firm
and lasting friendship, cnnsis,en, with the
honor and dignity Of each, will BY the re-
suit. These advices with the letter slIr-
ded u 10 our 81, we're broush, BY the
stresnship Mississippi, al Pensacola,
29lh uI,., Eve ! y. from Vrra Cruz"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Fraaklia's Mode Of Landing Money.
~ send you, herewith. bill Of ten
louis d'drs. | do not pretend to give
much: / only len / il to you. When You
return " your country, you- canaoi fail oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
-THE BARE-FOoTED PRINTER BOY.

-THE BARE-FOoTED PRINTER BOY.
The PnIsborg Morning Arel. under
his caption. gives shart history Of .
disiihgulshed ei'iIen II pennsylssnla. -
follo.s:
"Some thirty years Ego. said he, .
barsl0olrd boy faslsd dows The Sas-
quehaEna Tlssr on an hDmbls rsft. end
arrived ., Harrisburg, Penn. He cane
fram lhs North. and belonged - . l-Ige
family. with oil bis worldly goods lieJ 10
lIslls pockel hsndksrehirI. he sorgh',
ssd obtained employment IN . printers
Office - an sPprrnnee. FIom N sp-
prentice 10 ajourneynaa. from . journey
nan 20 . reporter, then sdllOt, the bare
footed printer boy wosked his way against
obstacles shich the smuggling Poar oDiy
knaw. The persessring f'hoser IN
Frsnklin's Ioo'stsps hegsn 10 rssl,zs the
lrnhs Of his palIsnI toll and prlysii"n.
Tbs young asprau' became Printer 10 tie
St.ts. and by frugal management VISA
soan enabled TO seeOupl,sh ihe otjsc'
dearest 10 bis hesrt-ihe establishment
OF hls mother in home above wsnI--ln
the possession ofevery confer. she could
desire. HIS brothers next we're his carr,
and ike Napoleon. he had strong aIm
With which 10 ard ihem-an indoml1able
perseverance, that nothing could long sue
csssiuly obsuucL In . few years, they
TO. win his sisters. were independent Of
The world--the once bsrsfooted printer
boy vas IN the possession OF sfiiurnee.
surrounded by young and sfeenohsle
iamiiy.
|" lie did not sop here. lie wss the
friend Of The irisndle.s. The patron Of
mrnl, the encourage Of industry. lie
rose in hoaor and office. until the poor
batelooIed boy. who entered priaiins
Office 81 Harrisburg, hungry. and wssry,
Land down h,s lIllls bundle On q pile al wet
paper. aud asked to become \ printers
spprennce. vas elected Senator IN Con-
gres.! TIA. aan - SIMON CAMERON, Oi
Pennsylvania"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

4 s'a ne.e Newspaper is nov printed
III bangkok, under the eoat,ol Of the s.
aenc4n Mission.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Frlizg mo sOas hasiness dat MI M
Rme. enakle yoa 70 pay al your dehts.
h thzi csc. uksn yo0 meet smother ho-
usl nan n similar distress, you uli pay
ne by lrndiadihis money - him. snieia-
ne hin 10 discharge Inc debt By > Ike
spessiion when he shall be able. and shall
nsss wilh such sn0sher Opportunity. l
s6pe il may pass through many hands be-
fore il meets with knsve % Stop i1s pro-
gress. This i trick u mins 10 Do =
ereal deal &C good with . lillle money.
| am not Tirh enough 10 afford mach in
good works sd 80 an obliged 70 he run
sing and make The most q lille"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
FageiifUilIs Obstrrtr.

The Wheat Crop oi The present year
gives promise that The snbs.rsss.ed
States Of he Wet gill som be sb'e g.
pay slIlheIr obligations. The uhnls er.p
OF the eounuy j. ssumaied al l25.OOO,
900 Of bushels. The xhe.l crop Of lsg2,
which uas Tie lsrResl ever prs,iu,Iy
raised in The United States. wss 100 600,
600. The increase Of 22.OO0. 900 .haws
not less The large addIl,.n.l amount of
land bought under culnhealiOn than ,hs
& nal ehaTaeIer,d the lssI summer. TIE
crop u VI chigsn 10 comp asiistly lager
than that e any other State in the Ua,on.
Wah PapUl'iI"n Of not over 400 600,
she raised this year 81 lea.t TOO. 900 bust-
els Of what. Il /. eslima'ed that Eli.
nos has this year . surplus Of 5000. 900
bushels. IN advance Of ten eenls per
bu'hsl would more Than pay Tie in'sTs.,
Of ,hc Siais debt. and the price has al
ready advanced more than twenty cents
since the harvest. North .7msrioda.