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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

ROMANTtC.-LoweIl hiss been the
scene Of a certain bit Of romance, which
hss been 10 progress there. A young
South CarolInlsn, accomplished, travelled,
we.l,hy und gallant, while on VISIT 10
Yankee land. to0k his course TO Lowell,
q week or Two ago. TO see the wonders
of That sondsrfsl to~n. He vas an anti
Tariff man, i, 10 SAID, when he wsn'' oui
alter toe great system Of home industry,
and .he thousand sprndles, the isss &C.
cumul..i.g f4bIics, the vssi machinery,
aud especially the array OF meet, "'g
pretty female operatives, we're too Oueh
Tor ms first narrow noions. and he come
on, a warn, Yeslous tariff man. He s's
tleve . handsome dsmsel; Cupid did hi
wo.k. and The gallant gentleman 9 soly
reso,,ed 10 eugrsit ma'rImony upon M
uew ideas Of nauonal policy. lu this III
I was perfectly serious, and the result II
pronounced TO have been 10 e'ery way
propiious The fair New Eng lander J.
sail t, be a rich prize, 10 oil moral au'
personal charus, and the chuVslrou
Sou. he, ner 10 every way worthy Of win
ming an wearing such gen:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

The Raleigh Standard. appealing 10 the
Loco Focos IN be united, end 10 attend
the Convention winch meets on The 9Th
Of January, rs,iles Tie bones OF G'n.
Jackson, aud says:
"You will assemble CD the anniversary
of tba. dsy. which shed 80 much last'e
on his military fame. You wall come up
10 the Capitol with jacks n in y"ni
hearts, and With his principles on y"u'
lips"
What priaciple-l' Does The S.'n'
dard refer tn Gen. Jscksnn's advocacy oI
the p. Bank 8; semi 10 approv al OF
Tariff for Protecti1n? hts 'ecommen
dauon 10 Congress to divide the proceeds
NJ the sales Of he Pnnl,c Lrnd.!--or h,'
.Proclsuauon and" Bloody Bill"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

~ ssss Q wAirsE u waE. AT fAs Eu@sfs
va xhlsh de press has ies.sd lot ~
l..S shsss moaaAs. d noi sstshlsA ~
isss gas.tien A thsi ws easnai iaas Pes-
se.sian a me ~hris lsFnaass = dsruas
-raoCl sullsns Q biaw. There . nrsh-
ina IN he ssi.oa q 80 bsiish Gssesa-
~ y .srssn, ne mlrreGes ,hsl Gsrsl
Bf.s.is xIll Sgt 81 I'll ioE Orsgen. fhs
esckls Of GAs Tines 10 seth no more
sh.n de esekIs Of he uslon. sed ihas d
worsA noihing - AL
~. y. ErsRiag Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
eousROaaaass 4 he Nsw Y@k Sunday Times
waahingsoa, NOs. 81, lsla.

eousvoaaaass 4 de Nsw Yak Sunday Tine&
washiagsOa. NOsaI. lsaa
Etesy hing looks pacific and Pruspe-
rous, both in our bFeign and domestic re-
ls.ions. | hare ennyersed with several
Weslern members. who spesk reasonably
and ssnsibly On the Oregon question. and
Who While claiming up n The ssh de-
gree as our own. are BY no means disP"s-
eJ 20 close The door ri negotiation, or as
sumo the responsibility or hazard oi .
var. Important despatehrs have been
received from Mr.. MeI.ane on the sUtjeri.
detailing he pacific epin nm Of the minis
try and eminent men Of influence n Eng
land. The public opinion IN both soun.
tries viii seIlle the QUESTION amlcably. and
no one will rejoice more Al the result than
he President. AL things look well with
Nexiro, and q citizen Of high standing,
unconnecled with the petty local political
onarrels, will he sent Ihere a. Minister
and such q man is much wanied-ons
who will command influence from hlgf
standing and character. Very little al
be done with the Tariff al this crisis
the warehouse system | think will b
adopted. There is every appearance q
a tranquil session. Mr.. lnrhanan WI
90 10 the bench-hs deserves Il, and by
friends ought. not TO inierpose selh'|
views.
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NY NAME n HASEs.

There are thousands of people in this
country who make use of the comm n
expression, nv name IS Hanes,' wh.a
thew are about having a place or parry
svdjenly. yet few know from whence the
expression is derived. A more common
saying. or one in more general use. has
never been got up. We hear il IN Maine
and m Georgia, in Maryland and Arkan.
sas; d is IN The mouth OF old anu young,
the grave and the gay--in short, my
name is Hanes. enjoy ga popularity which
no other cant phrase has ever attained.
Having said this much of the reputation
Of the phrase, be il our nexs care 10 give lis
origin.
Same forty five years since. gentle.
man by The name of Hanes was travel.
ing on horseback in The vicinity Of Mr..
JelIerson's residence in Virginia. Party
splrilw running extremely high in those
days. MIR. Jefferson was president. and
Mr.. Hanes was rank lederalisl and IS
matter Of course bitter opponent 10
the then existing administration aud lis
head lie was not acquainted with Mr.
Jefferson, and accidentally coming up with
that genlleman, alsu travelling on horse.
back, his parly zeal on led him into a
conversation upon the all absorbing topic.
In the course of conversation Mr.. Hanes
took particular pains ln abuse Mr.. Jeiier'
son. calling him all sorts Of hard names, run
down every measure Of his administration
poked the non intercourse act at hun as
most outrageous andrninous, rldlcuIlng hS
gun boat system as preposlerous aud non
sensical--opposed his purchase OF L"u'si'
ana a. a wild scheme--In short took every
leading feature Of the day, descan,ed on
them and their originator with the great
: est bitterness. Mr.. Jefferson all the
while said little, There was no such
thing as getting away from his very par.
ii, ular friend, and he did not exactly feel
at liberty to combat his arguments. .
They finally arrived in front Of Mr.. Jel'
ferson's residence, lianes Of course net
I acquainted with The fact. NolhwIlhstand'
y ing he had been villiied aud abused like
: pick pocket to use The old saying, NJ
E Jefferson siill with the true Nirglnlan hos
: pi,aIi,y anI poIiteness. invited his tave,
j ling companion to alight and par'ake Of
b. some refreshments. Hanes was "boO'
getting from his horse, when 1t occurred %
him thal he should ask his companion
y name.
l. Jefferson said The presiien, blsndy
a What! Thomas Jefi'erson!'
O Yes, sir, Thomas Jefferson
i. president Thomas JeiIerson!' coniIna
/. ed the asiontshed federaiSt.
IS THE same rejniued Mr.. Jefferson
ID well. my name is Hn'es.' and p"''lHl
10 spurs to his horse he was on! Of hearing
- instantly. This we are informed, wa
II the origin Of The phrase.
-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

Ia our pape Ioi yesterday we stated our
belief that ) war between England aud
.his country was inevitable. There 10
100 Hlgsh hf,red between Inc people oil
tie Two countries, too many causes OF
ex.s perat,on between the Gpvernme Bts,
too many unsettled Questions, anditoo lilIle
desire To conptoml.e manifested. 70 lead
US 10 hope for a pacific termination oil tue
| d ,lEiculues. II contest 10 Iapidly sp.
preaching, and We might as we'll reflect
upon l's consequences, and prepare OUT
selves for its prosecution Delta.
Bah! This 70 the burden Of the com
mon cry; COMPROMISE 10 out OF shs
question, wsr 10 insvnabls-blood mus
Aow." Set the brains OF the two nsuon'
aside, and Consul, only the heart, aud .h'
universal cry will be for peace. WIZ
wsn.s car save the adventurous and reek
less! Wno desires W zee two nations
vhoss interests are 90 IDIerwoven, breaI
tie golden cord OF smi'y, sad set al eae'
q, her like hid be.stsl Oas would sup
pose there wss.sons'hIng TO be gained b!
6gn,-,haI he popuisce. wuose sense
lees echo Of lhb Giles ol wicked parsI
Fans breaks 90 the ear, would ss bsae
fi,ed by III. syiiiing 81 blood. ID" To
prople ref ct tart. With decreased mean
t,e, will have TO pay the bllI--.na. shel
ficsh and bones will be tne price OF M
slo,y OF shame OF the contss.' 1t s 1t
q thing, his waf,no ,alk OF win an 'dl
uu.hing,ng tongue.
III. re- 10. ~ .hs present aspect OF n
O.elo 90 affair, absolutely nothing 10 Jus'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
GEN. SCOTT.

General sro't, illustrious by his achie-
velnents in the field, is yet noted for his
wise and cousidera,e efforts TO preserve
peace. His services in this behalf wete.
emiuently useful in critical period OF our
boundary disputes with England, prior
10 the Washington treaty. We find some
sentiments OF his quoted in an exchange
payer, which seem worthy of especial con-
sidera.ion at this time. If war be the
natural state of savage tribes" says Gen.
Scott. "peace is the frs, wan. Of every
civilized community. War, M doubt, Is,
under any circumstances, great calamity;
vet submission to outrage would often be
o greater calamity. Of the two parties TO
any war, one at least must be IN the wrong
not unfrequently both. An error in
such an issue is oil the part OF the chlel
MAGISTRATES, ministers OF state. aud legs
!a,ors, having a voice in the question, 2
crime Of infinite magnitude. The murder
Of an individual is, in guilt, comparatively
bu. drop Of blood"
;. "Hence the highest moral obligation Il
,rea, na,ioual differences with temper. lu.
ness and fairness; to see that the cause
war is no, only just but sufficient; to b
sure that we do not covet our nelghbor'
-, land L" nor anything that il hiss" that w
: are as ready 10 give as to demand expls
nation, apology, indemnify. In short, W
> should especially remember, all thing
=. whatsoever we would that men should d
:, to you, do ye gwen so to them" This d
!, yile precept is of universal obligation
:, /. is applicable to rulers in their ,ransa'
lions with other nations, as 10 private II
dividuals 10 their daily intercourse wit
each other. Power is entrusted 10 II
former to do good. and 10 avoid evil
!, !. Such, clearly, is The revealed will Of God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

TIE GREAT GvN We learn 'f""
the N. Y. Espes s tina, the great e""'
brough. by the ship John II. SS'dd,. co",
sened TO X. Tno"p-on. E'q. the i"e"a
4 Capt 81 ckton, weighed 8 TONS W
sbou, 10000 pounds. The duty OIL =.
amounted 10 SLIGO. The freight Oh !"
cost abnuI $3.50. The c"n'Ig"te' w.
Kermit. E.qnnte, psid $50 Ter h'l'""s
an kndlng - o. the wharf. u '"""
Isrg truck aud se.ea or eight horses
move IT, 4'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
FROM HAYTI.-By The Mary Gull

FROM HAYTI.-By The Mary ChIl-
ton we have IQsellIgence hon Cape hay
zen 10 The 30lh ulhmo.
On The 26Ih ultimo the DoUinIesns
surprised the Hayden garrison a. Lex.
avon, eoGssung Of about three hundred
neu, and afIrr killing, according 70. The
official ,sesoas. one hundred and Iwsn-
weight men, including colonel. 'o"k
possession Of the place. Ga feeslP. Of
this intelligence. The PIesldsni ordered all
the .oops a. Cape Hayden 10 mach for
Lexayon; but. information snisiOg the
mex. day that The Dominlcsns bad s'seO-
s,td and burnt The Town. the order Tor
msrchIpg was couutstmsnded. LeIsson
70 the principal iron,1er io~n on 'hs s'cs
Of the leland, sbou. eighteen league 10
tue eastward oI Cape Hayden. s"d Just
wllhin The Spanish lines. Tbs Hay
,isrs look II from the Domin'esn' IN July
las.
The President is still preparing H.
Or md EXPEDITION for the reduction al ih'
Spsni.h p.r. Of the Island. whleh, II ~
said. ~iIi be resdy To march IN the course
Of Q month.
| The President bad ordered oil the min
,sters aid nembsrs uf The Counc,lof SIa"
To reside a, Cape Hay ten, and Several
the ofiieisis had already sr,sed from Po'
su Prinss. Boston mig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

| UREGUN Inc JguTusI % Uou--
nerce gives the following glowing de-
ssripuon Of That portion OF Oregon Tor
~hich The sdmIGi.t st'ou IS 90 beliiser-
ent:
As 10 the isnds in Oregon between 90
and 81 40, they are sbru tn most T,ser
: abb 10 be found On the American enn','
nen,. We stall have occasion 70 speak
81 Them NOR. particularly 10 day os swo.
.effic,ea, nov TO say. quot ns GreDho~,
~hose principal work on Oregon has
. been published BY order Of Congrsss,--
d" New Csledoais IS the name given By
BRUSH traders tn the county extending
Nmth and VS., Of the Coiuwbls reg 'oa'
: TO The 56th parallel Of la'i.u'e. IL IS
. sterile ,and of snow-cIad mountains, tor
, ,uous rivers. aud lakes fr.zen over nearly
. ,so-,hifds cf The year; pre.eRtng scarce
4 y single SPIT in winch any Of The veg
f e,sblss u.ed ss food by civilized people
!. can he produced. This excepurs OF,
= degree and 90 minutes NJ latitude, is III
r glorious county, a thousand iesgues de
Y san,, that ~e ,alk Of fighting about. if W
ranno, &c. It auy ossef way. The wor'
10 we wish To any OF 'hese lighting chsr't
+ ters, 10, that they were sent Of 10 The 'eI
Of ri..ry IN question, and compelled 10 liy
10 there the remainder Of their days.
3 many respects it's worse Than Siberl
re tie Russian Botany Bay. Between Ia
A. 40 aud The Columbia river, shsie is sou
re good lsrd, bu, not much.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

FROM TEXAS. - We have dates
from GALVESTON Ia The lib ult.. which.
boweyer, canaan no ness Of interest.
The Red Lander reports he decision 81
. very impstsni case OF Spanish els'ns'
involsins 1900 acres Of land. add EN-
b,sc,ng The iowa Of San Augustine. 70
favor Of The elsiman's, Col. A. Horton
and Others. The enure Bar, almost. q
Eas.srn Texas vas engaged on one .id'
OF the other. The suit hiss been pending
four yssHa
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The Nsx tlGAsaas Pleatane 30 so1s
issus ~ Ghs F.iaass u Peasarsls hon
Vera CTsI. They arr . liiils lsiss iisa
Nv prssloss sd.srss. TIE chsEbsf q
D. pylsss q MsI.rs lOak sGsiaa aea'ee e
% rssslsli.as 4 shsH psOerfdiAss n ne
L. Ynx Drl Psrbia. lIelase y ne ssns~-
81 Of shs iGlerraUrss 9Th he Itisd
ssasrs.l ard asmbsrs @sPs snrlaes 70
pvni.h thr sa,sE-shscA ga Ia % 60
..h "a heir usIh. % sss,dss. ssss Ne
Pc. nns, =. Gen. Psr.dss hss sriirn q
the NJ EIrsn 60. .Ihasns that hss gresssi
pride shsll Be TO IsPIsss oil iesolellons'
nv massuens. and put doxn aay nlsss
a.pa.i,ipu 20 TIE proposed bsfo.'si,as
w,,h the Unalsd Sla'es. We hsss I'M
intelligence npon .uthau'y 10 whieh ~
place every Hl snse."
The PIcsyaae argues frem he fsn'
aud su,s,Sins. 10 Msxiea that abe /" o.
The eve of snOshrr Tesoluilan. AID sopl'
not be surprise 20 STE Ssnsa Anna agar
a the head Il slIalrs there.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-02
SENIlEl NIhhASA

CURED Nv S'RGM J TO 3 DAYS or w1
a CHARGE MADE Applyto Or, JOBNST or
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stte,a
Two DucRs nom Baltimore street "hc!e may be Oh"
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorhna elects.
Stnc'ireS, Seminal weakness, pam IN the Ions, eft"
icctions of TIE Kidneys. and 'ycrv other symptom o.
A CERTAIN UiSEA9E
How terrific Is even the contemplation o t the ravG-
ges Of this disease, wheh from neglect 10 COnsulta
skiluI physician, from ignorant ahd improper treat
ment, The constitutional symptoms make thcirappeaF"
anccthc throaI becomes liberated 'hr nose disgas-
ed, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, holChrs on the
head, face and cXteN!tlrS. progressing on WthtlighI
m! rapidly ill al last he palate Of the mouth is dis
troycd The bones Of the decay and fall in; the
victr, of this horrd disease become Oh cct of pity,
until the last Of IL" DIANA WiHd up and death
drops the curtain by hryirg the unhappy patientto
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions lave been injured by
certain pCmlciCus practice may hu soon restored 70
perfect health by applying to Or Johnson, either per-
sonaIly or by letter. DR.. j. has seen that were
sufficient to appaI The heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used to the observation of such
terrible sights.
from the above affection. let them fly Immediately to
Or, Johnston, who STANDS ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive p'actCC m the first Hospitals of
Europe and All erica, he guarantees speedy cure,
matter how bad the case may be.
1T is proper here TO observe that DR.. JOHNSTON 10
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
ullon.n ptcHhi1fy GtCeSSlty-hc having, ny the ue-
cease Of elavc, fallen heirto forIine-but thro'
an ardent desire 10 benefit hissutlen"g fellow crea
lures, to pour like the good Samartan oil into their
wounds. and particularly TO relieve those who suffer
tfom discas" Tor which the world feels no pity
Again II must be remembered that the object of Dis
Johnston 1T offering his services for the relief of the
mscrlrs of mankind, IS MUlthrOugh pccuuiaIy neceE-
siiy. Hence no charge will in any case be made un-
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS OF the Eye, such
for Squirting; Cataract, &c. hisu those fol DetormN
of the Limb, such as Club Foot, &c, performed o.
the Poor free IF chGigc
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notlce, On the right band side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors rom tho
corner. Observe the name,
E13-AdViCe to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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EypEDITEDUS ROUTE

To NIIURCHNTLLE, lIARFORD FURNACE, Alb
ingdon, Bel Air, Spcsu;ia Nairows, Michaesvie,
&c, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia, vii
mtin.t1n and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
itssn Pratt street Depot, in the Cars AT O'Clock,
EESrfF7 A. NJ for PCrrymansvc. ON arrival there
sE!.: -ConVrrHnccs will be in readiness for the
ah0V2 named pli:es and uniGhborhoDd. By taking
thus route the p"s>euactS viii arrive hours ad
yanc" Of any o,'rr line. G~ Fare from Baltimore to
PrtfIInlnSvr. Gli cents sr2O
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NATIVE AMERICAN MovEMENrs.-.Mas

NATIVE AMERICAN MovEMENTs.-.Nas
sets. On Saturday evening the yeomanry of
West Cambridge, Middesex, Mass, assembled
in mass meeting and we're addressed by Jesse
Mann, A. B. Ely, and others, with the promise
of the most glorious results. On the same eve
ming there was tremendous meeting in Rox-
bury, Norfolk Co., Mass All the Boston spea
kers labored for their numerous hearers with
the happiest effect The Roxbury Native A.
merlcan Association is to meet on Thursday
evening next.
Maine. In this State our principles hav We ia
ken deep root, In Sanford, Me-, there is a re-
gular organization. Meetings are held there
once or twice every week. Enoch Fost was
nominated for Representative, TO be supported
Yesterday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-02
EoR PORT DEposirE-TWICE A Day

FlssthgeTs IfiVt Inc NepOt, Fratt street,
EsEaA in the cars of the Philadelphia, Whining
E+i5sfI47 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
s.1dI g. EVERY MORNING, (exccpt Sundays al
O'clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays, which will be AT s, P. NJ.
On arrival at Ravre de Grace, proceed to Port De-
po<itc by steamboat GoSpOrt, Capt. Siurl con.
Returning, the leave IIavrc de Grace al - o.
clock, (noon) aud AT O'Clock, Pm.
Fare 10 POu Depositc IS cents.
{13" BY taking the morning train ii will allow per
sons who have business at iau Depostc to remain
several hours at that place and Baltimore the
same evening 20 Tickets mustbe procured at the
Office before entering the cars.
" A CRAWFORD, Agent.
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FsEYGIITS REDUCED TO

"a sI9ilesl TN EV0 HIS JNF- LII NFED y
El>s-=,L -i,stFynp FPEDEGECkS !lIEG, VA. Shippers
S5S~a6sss,-SS~to fredericksburg Va, are respect
fully informed tIar the rates Of freight per Steamboat
RAPPA! ANNct X, have been r., duccd rs PER CENT
on our charges last Spring, and it is hoped low
rates will induce all our former customers 10 ship by
this route, NC Freight on Dry Goods per cubic foot
"a Cts; Hhds. SC Sl5G; Barrels p Cts. OIher goods
in proportion.
0IFDFrright received on board the boat on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY Of each week. Goods shipped to
the subscriber from other cities To be forwarded 10
Fredericksburg, will meet with prompt despatch.
S. NJ. SHOEM AKEE, Agent,
se2i Office Hughes QUAY.
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Asrl-RENr TRIALS AT DELHI. The Della.

ANTI-RENT TRIALS AT DELHI. The Della
ware County Oyer and Terminer proceeded
with the t,ials on Saturday. An extra from
the Delaware Express gives US the proceedings
The following prisoners indicted for murder,
plead guilty Of MISUNDERSTANDING Travis,
Iera Preston, John PhGnix, John Burch Isaac
i. Curhans, William Reside--frst degree
Augustus Kettle, under age; Smith Sanford,
aged 49, James Clayton, aged 20; Harbour Stat.
ford, aged 20; Edwin Mason, aged 10; Henry
L. Russell, aged l9;--fourth degree. Andrew
Moscript, aged I6, was discharged, being ia i'll
health. Zldock Pratt Nortbrup, agod II,
plead guilty to manslaughtor in the fourth de-
grcc. The trial Of John Van Stunberg, for
the murder Of steele, then commenced.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-02

CosT OF HEATufNisM. In Bcaarcs, India,
there arc 5000 places Of heather worship; and
there are supposed to be $4,000 Drahmlns in
that single city. One individual has presented
81, 100000 to the different shrines, simulta-
neously, for the support Of hca,hcnism. \
missionary saw the money carried through the
streets; there were between Thirty and forty cart
loads.
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4, .assu-p1 CITIZENS UNION LINE,
%taFxsS-; 5ssr4b TO PHILADELPHIA, by the splcn-
@2teIssEitAIs3. did and we'll known Steamers CON
&rITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
FrcnchI0wH and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF, (oet Of South strcetD alternately
DAILY, (except Sundays, )at O'Clock, Pm.
% Fare through to PHlLADELPHlA.....S So.
SUPPER provided on board
{G3- RETURNING-Thc superior Steamboat RO-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street wharf, Phladel-
pha, at 81 O'Clock, p NJ, daily, Sundays excrpted)
aS FRI A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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PREVENTION OF CoLD. In case of sudden
cold or wet, if you have or can procure raw
onion or two, eat it by all means. Nothing
will keep the cold more efectuaIly from your
stomach. Of this recollect Colonel (now Ma
ior GeneraD r. G. Hare, and had most con-
vincing proof, having ished an entire day, wet
throughout, and walked five miles afterwards,
without catching cold, though we took no other
precaution at the end of our walk.-O' Cor
mans Practice Of .4ngiing.
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Census OF New YoaH CITY. Tic Morning
News contains the returns Of the several Mar
shals appointed to take the census of ''the EN-
PIKE Clty''-togethcr with the returns Of four
previous censuscs, viz, the State census OF
1925 and '35, and the United States census OF
1880 and 40, and annexed to the aggregate
the valuation of taxable property at the period
of each census. The result for lS45 presents
the anomaly of decrease Of $i6, ll6,O2O in
the assessed property, and ali increase of 3D.
0Io in the inhabitants. This latter is an in
crease of Is per cent in the last five years,
against 1875 in the preceding five years. The
total population Of the city is now 36G, 7S5.-
In 1910 it was 3l2,1lO.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-02

DON'T DANCE. An exchange paper tells a
good story of an innocent countryman who
Glanced to be in one of our cities on Sunday,
and concluded to go to church. Arrived there,
he waited outside for moment, when to his
profound surprise the organ struck up, from
which he concluded that some sort of shake
down was about to commence. Just al that
moment gentleman invited him 10 walk IN
and take seat. mot 'xactly, Mister; amt
nsed to no such doins' on Sunday, and besides
don't dance;" and he retired, shocked exceed
inrlY.