The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-15

s&fhs tallus pf aaselpanlr 4 u o. nne Raf
a. The real nEals q our ulert.aalrs
-. a Nee aal Uld Engiala1 aal our
4 -i1ls S.zlrs. lf thene neEe nul asaoama-
lrria A0ssh CaEoiiaa. he PFice = shoes
.r.asd not adrahrp ase cents pasr. Nor
T,sll has az AXIS. il here NrTe n0ne
a IN lhe Slzss. lask you. MF. shoe
ter, Mr.. Blacksmith. and Alr. IIziier.
-, are yuar iFals iia1s most iniriieTe
III vour hasinssss You are obliged 10
,,.wer. lie Merchants. They pay IN
NeSYoEl. Piiiairlphis and H:rilnloai 30
r,s.s paiEof wOmen's shoes. 90 lor esanse
AS. 30 Or 80 Cor woe' ..ais. and ION Coz
A.hsa axes. II cosssIess. than one cent
t,i,r.ng . hat or = pair n shOes from Rlrh-
,sa,,I 70 '.sieish; about ihGee cents 10
baas aas 49,. 'sfse no-les amongst n,
III. r i.iar, s...s.ae 10 STEEL or b.
:. 10 va. -. .ea.4g Sell-priariplel
msa who san :. Ia - nlnmrat 10 say
wa.rh Of the tao sl.s.s..i b. dane! Tleg
r,aaai be sci 10 WORK on a farm, because
j, Aulli require too much muney 10 en-
{ PC = Geld large enough 10 employ them
in this WA 80 a. 10 prevent escapes. II
,hey work, Il must must be n some me
r,inieal employment. To this 10 me-
saaair ought 20 ollert, when he compares
,aa wages nj nieri'aaical with agricultural
l,am. TIM Of our mechanics gels nov,
iIr i DAYS work, from two Ia Eve times
q. ,aEr,l Is a fir!dla5oFerofequal strength.
live allow the idea IN prevail. whirh r.
It's very valuable improvement, because
q uay happen 10 diminish the profits oi
,5me particular class Of HIen, We must lcar
90 our railroads. because they have lnlur-
a the wasnnrFs-nay 'gc must break up
,ae wagons. AMI g. TO ruling tobacco again
8. IN old times; We masl pull down our
naEulaciaFing, grisi. corn aud wheat mills.
sai ga'so he mor,aEs and handmills-de.
s.rav our saln able collon factories and take
90 the old.iashiOnrd wheel and cards
throw away the fau.mills and wait I'LL
March comes TO winnow our wheat. You
en- make no improvement without injur-
ing somebody's business. You, yourself.
Mr. Editor, have ruined the business OF
scores Of sheep-skih dressers and copyisis.
with rarr naughty printing press and
newspapers. aud must come 10 the block
aud he dcraFdiatcd IS public nuisance
rnder this anli.improyemeni law.
The people Uf North Carolina are pro-
verbal for the tight grasp they retain on
the strings Of the public purse, and | for
one honor and applaud them for il lthas
often of late been said ofGen Mckay, the
worth, Democrat ri The head of the com
mite Of Ways and Means in tie House
Of Representatives, that "a treasury dol
lar in his cyes was as big as cart wheel.
4 much higher compliment could nol have
been paid to him. thur lawmakers cannot
we'll do much mischief without money.
But even Gen. Mckay would not go 50
lar in his doctrine Of economy Is worthy
old lady Of my acquaintance. Some
ncighb0rs and friends were once advising
her sou To make some improvement on his
farm. The old lady, somewhat deaf
caught enough TO understand that money
was necessary to accomplish The proposed
scheme; but not enough TO understand
what the thing recommended was; and
broke into the discussion by exclaiming
All Jimmy. don't YOU do il il it costs
money" propose 10 say something oI
the costs al peniientiary before | finish
writing: but il we have many more such
old ladies' in our State. beg them not to
fatigue themselves by reading any more
from - Planter" for pcnitentiary will
cost money" A PLANTER.