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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
EoR SALE On THE USUAL Teams
ITO TnELADiEs IN PARTICuLAR.-M,

Il DEPILAToEY POWDER has been f,and .uy brn.hriai
and Of great use 20 ladies who have been afflicted
principally growth has been confined 10 m m
1ud sd- Of thr acc gvinEa masculine
Wien deed with and according dt,clns will
be- found 10 he addition The sharp
instrument o. entirely a,oj- and r" harris removed
minutes AFTER its ppIcatun.
Thls composition - nlalb sUprr.ous
hair AIR nunern.'us have
winch cannot De c0nir-tsl.
For sale. KlD nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

JULES HAUEI!S pcpot.
50 South Third street. below Chesnnt
And W Agents, l. Gntcr, Duval Purcell Duy, Il
buqu'su". Main street = Tl-h'ss1n Durmn NcGnser Broad
street Richmond cas- Coing Brasg. ras co. Teirr.bufg
a.cst a. the Druggists throw gh the Uh.on. -
~ p,rr.l0Is awarded az tbc Farkiu Institute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
NEW GOODS.
nINFORD " FRY. No. LID Eagle Suuar


- Richmond. Va receipt their soek Of
Sprng and summer Goods follows Cohs
Cassine'es aud NcnRs vat's Cloves f Hosiery CraV
suscnters Umbrellas b"auum French DrnE bra DE Elite
Goth Cruton onadrs Shecting
Ca" and Irish lncns Plaid nomec fnnis description
beautiful IT, do for children nAmass Table Diaper Table Cloths
and Napkin To~rl cheap Case Rrants Italian Fourd
and other styles rich and elegant silks French worked
do Collars style do Shawl, variety, SIS
Barcses aud BEnrncs French painted
incn Cambrics and Ginghams silk utr and Linen
Bnanes Sk and Cotton Hosiery: and PLAIN Gloves,
splendid assortment Alpaca Luses. sc Together
other articles be found Dry Goods Which
Ia friends and the public unusually low Having
pchied srfet
sell a- INV they be had thus We
respectfully FEENp-
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
ordcts iom the county shali ssvr prompt attention
No. 1t5 Eagle square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
JULES HAUEL
To TOBACCONISTS.

oAf sUGAR-2s paetase, Of stuars double refined Ia
sugar Tor sle ow ~
NH " GRETTER a GRET-TER
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
Getting into the Pictures.

Yesterday, tall, stnut good looking
fellow dressed in full black suit, having
under one ann bundle of dry goods aud
tucked under the other apparan:ly young
wife walking up from the Illinois rry boat,
and came to halt opposite the auction
stand. beneath the market. The pictures
strung along the wall uurlcted the atten-
tion ofboth. The gi ! lha1 bran, span new
white muslin on, string Of blue beads en-
circled her we won't say alab ster) neck.
which was slightly iinged by the kisses of
8 ii, I've dol I mean 'old Sol, white veil
shrUuded part of her ieatures; leather fan
hung suspended by ribbon from her arm.
and from her dress preped out shoe OF
white kid, Whch to all appearance. had
foot in il, aud. as if to finish the tout assem-.
BILE pair Of pantaetS hung gracefully
ronnd her ankles. The arm and hand 10
which the fan was Suspended ever and anon
Conveyed to the brides mou'h-we insist
she wss ab ride-an apple. She handled the
fruit naturally and as het pretty llttle pleas
ant n.ou h took il in, she chuck at tie pic
ture-!
Jake said she. ailerexaninlng the 'hull
on en-, ''HeIe tWo pictures JEST IKE us,
when you got So mad about Charles Delsy
comm to sre mel
War is they!' said Jake.
why, thrm,' replied his spouse, them
as is got the lovers quarrel writ under one
and the reconciliation under t'oiher, with
the Young felar and gal kissin-don't You
recollrct how we just made up aner the
same wayl I'D like TO have them to hang
up at home jest 10 bar in mind
| Jake cluckled now, and looking down
under his cuxy's bonnet, he said
Thar is two others in thai ar collection
of pictures I'd gpod deal ruther hav.'
Which is they, Jakt! she enquired.
'Why. that one a. says beneath it the
marriage and the t'othcr one thar, which
lays the furst babyH
.Whv, you jake appealed his wife. 'yol
good fnr nothing rascal. to be talkin' this
way in strange big city, right in the stree
in open day light reckon YOU better bul
the hull fur Of them, and be done at wunst
We'll by grief il's good notion sal,
Jake; will fur they jest make full sc
of pictures, and tell the hull story thou
lalkin' atom Jake did buy them.
81. Louis RepHie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

A Coop APPETITE. A Havre journal
has the foIlowins Incredible story: At the
last fair at Yvetot two persons, one Of
sickly appearance, entered an inn. and
ordered a dinner, consisting of twelve
mut,oachops. a large turkey twelve Neuf-
chatel cheeses twelve pots of cider and q
six pound loaf. The servant Of the inn,
thinking that so substantial meal was
for twelve persons, consequently prepar-
ed the table for the reception of twelve
guests; but her surprise was great to see
two individuals enter at the appointed
time unaccompanied by any one. and
the surprise increased to perfect astonish-
ment when the ly,looking man said
the dinner was fer him alone! At tho
same moment he sat himself down at The
table, and in course of short time sue
ceeded in swallowing all the immense
mass of food which had been prepared.
He had laid wager with the other man
10 eat this formidable dinner, the stake
being sheep. When the glulton had
won his wager, he cody offered the as
tonished loser to make similar bet. 10
be decided in two hours; but the latter
refused. Galigsani's Messenger.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
RA Young angel Of distinclion being

DA young angel of distinction being
sent down to the earth on some business,
for the first time, had an old courier spir-
it assigned him as guide, They ar
rived over the sea of Martinico, in the
middle ola long day ofobstinate fight be-
tween the fleet of Rodney and Degrass.
When through the clouds of smoke he
saw the fire of guns, the decks covered
with mangled limbs, and bodies dead or
dying, the ships sinking, burning or blown
into The air, and the amount of pain, mise
ry and destruction, the crews yet alive,
were dealing round to each other, he
turned angrily to his guide and said,
you laundering blockhead, you are ig,
norant of your business; you undertook
to conduct me to earth. and you have
brought me TO hell
NO, sir said the guide, 1 have made
no mistake; this is really earth, and these
are men. Devils never trcat each othe
in this cruel manner; they have NOR,
sense, and more ofwhat men call humani
! ty.'-F Frdnklin's Letter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

AccrpEsr TO Gov. WHrrcoMB.-We
copy the following from the lndianopo-
lis Sentinel ofthe 18th inst;
We learned late last evening that
shocking accident happened to Governor
Whitcomb on the down train of railroad
cars yesterday, at Edinburg. The Gov
ernor had stepped off The cars for few
moments, ard was about stepping on a.
gain while the cars were in motion. His
foot slipped, aud he fell between the cars
and platform ofthe depot, the cars whirl.
inc him around and crushing his thighs as
they went. The Governor was insensi-
BILE for some time after he was extrica-
ted, but finally recovered Consciousness.
The exact character and extent ofthe ins
Jury we are unable 10 state: but from
what we are told. it will be some time.
if ever, before he can recover.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

WTwo Dutchmen living opposite
each other, who had for many years been
in the habit Of smoking by their door
sides in silence, at length broke forth in
to the following dialogue; What sort
Of wedder you think it will be to-day.
ueighbori The other, after two or three
hasty puffs: We'll, ] don't know, whaI
sort Of wedderyou tink it will be-" The
first, somewhat nettled: II tink it will be
such wedder as you tink it will be-" The
other, acquiescingly: We'll, ltink SO, too
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
.Znt Is nav Tr,lnI. .n

lnthe days of coaching over the Prov
idencc turnpike. before railroad cars
were in esse. and baggage crates existed,
aud when travellers had to keep sharp
lookout for their luggage. some forty or
fifty passengers had Just stepped on board
the old "Ben Franklin" and got under
way on the Narraganset Bay. A gentle
man, who had occasion to get some Of his
wardrobe, had just hauled out from an i'm
mense pile of baggage slowed amidships.
new black leathertrunk of pertly dimsn-
sions, studded with brass nails, when
little withered up Frenchman. of mot
He'd complexion and fashionably dressed.
darted from the crowd and interposing
between our friend and his property. ex-
claimed courieously but positively
81 beg your pardon sare-mOis par
donneS mOi--you have got the wrong co.
ehon by se oreiH-zatis my trunk"
Not so Monsiour-l hope ! know my
own traps"
"Rezfez tranqnille-hold on-dans un
instant will prove my props-aha! you SEQ
dls.key, chr Applying 1t to the lock, he
threw up the lid, and then struck tri-
umphant attitude. My key unlock yeur
trunk--ehl Tellme zat!"
Stand out of the way--it's my trunk
! tell you"
hold yOn little minute-zose your
shirts ehl"
ITO be sure they are"
"Zose your drawries. chi"
Certainly"
"Vait moment I will prove my props
sare."
And the little Frenchman, rumnaging
beneath pile OF shirts and stocks pro-
duced bottle. and said deliberately with
hidious grin
"Zat-your-bottelle of Domfreer Ish
(iieh) oiniment-sare-eh? Ave you got
Won leetle ishl Zis your remedy for tho
lepros, (leprusy) ehl All! know it vos
my trunk"
! 1t is needless to remark that our friend
Immediately opened wide gap between
himself aud the interesting victim of ono
Of the most unpopular disorders known
to suffering humanity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

Tbs WAY TO WIN WoMAS's HEART--
Lei your hair hang in super6uous rinslets
over your neck aud shoulder, never suffer
a razor to touch your face, squeeze yourself
into coat OF mulberry cloth, PIT on vest
striped with green, yellow and red; pants
checked with blue, crimson and purple;
shove your feet into PAIR oi boots wlthlhe
heels at least three in' h,'s high -dangle
little black cane tipped with brass;'a huge
brass ring on your litlle finger, and yon
will be the lin Of the day, and win the
! ladies hearts:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

DELIcAcYl-A lady in Washington re-
Gently ran, excited and out Of breath, into
a store, and on being asked what caused
herapparent alarm, she replied that "a
gentleman coo had almost hooked her in
the street, and she ran in to avoid him"
WASHING FLANNEL --Ifwhite it should
be done in as hot water as possible, with
hard soap.
PRgsERvEs.-lf fermenting boil them,
and,add a little powdered saleratus.say the
size Of a pea for aquart or two, but more
for much fermented
FEATHER BEDS should be aired once a
week: but do not hang them out of the
front windows, unless you wish to add a
striking feature in the picturesque ex-
preston of your dwelling.
SuEr and MrNcE Pie MEAT, if boiled
and chopped, may Keep ayear, in stone
jar, undermolasses.
MoLAssEs, used for cooking, is i'm.
mensely improved by previous boiling
and skimming.
Straw BEDS are generally improved
by being boxed at the sides, or stitched
Through like mattresses.
MoTns.-Camphor (not tobacco vii
repel moths. Flannels we'll wrapped II
Linen. are safe from moths But they
should be first well brushedab the frs
day ofsummer,as as the moths then begir
|toincrease.
1. MARBLE FIRE.PLAcEs should never bt
washed with soap-sudss but with mic,
oiled cloth, and rubbed dry with sof
rag.
i SAUsAGEs.-The best proportions ar
8 lbs. salt. 10 OF. pepper, to every lo'
lbs. chopper meat,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
WHOLE NO 1853.
Moral Aspecl OF she VVo,.16

According TO the most fecant and rel,s.
ble authorities. the pop1la,ion of ,bs
earth now numbers about one billion 81
which '|'
Asia contains s3s oOo ooo
Europe 2ss Ooo nm
Airca ll0,OO0.00o
Alnerica 50.00o0OO
oceanica 20.000.00O
Total. /, mn mn mn
VI this billion Tor one thousand mill.
ions) othnman beings now supposed to
be IN existance. it is estimated upon
very probable data, that about
So'Ooo'OO0 die every year
SbOo0 day
5000 hour
90 minute
second
How st tirtling is the reflection that eve.
ry click" Of the clock is bu, the death
knell ofa departing spirit usbsred by
the ceaseless oscillation ofihe pendulum
into tho presence Of Him who is ofpu.
rer eyes than TO behold evil, and cannot
lookupon iniquityp
Of the thousand million human beings
supposed now 10 inherit the earth.
GOOOOO.OOO arc heather or Pagsns
l4Oo00.OO0 Maboinetans
lOOOO,OOO Jews
23OOOO.Q0J Christians
Equivalent 10 the ratio of one Jew,
fourteen Mahometans, twenty-five Chris.
tiaDs and sixty Pogans to every hundred
individuals of the human family when ap.
portioned accordingio religious senti.
ment. Ofthe two hundred and fifty mill
ions Of Christians. so called, there are
embraced by the community of the
Roman Church 100000 200
Greek IS, 100000
Protestant denominations G5,0000OO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

PREsENrINe Bn.L.-A gentleman who
ut breakfas the other morning, at hotel
broke an egg, and disturbed the repcse Of
sentimental looking biddy, called the
waiter, aud insinuated that he did not
like to havea bill presented till he had
done eating
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

.Miifersport: E. Vance
Nsic Salem: Dr. n .. Brock
Piekeriagiob: A. Bright, Jr
Jefferson: David Jcnning
LftAopoiis; Lewis Huber
Caaai Yiaehester: DR.. Potter
Loekoiiie: WIN. P. 'l'ennent
.Amaada. Nathan J. Worrall
Royattom: J.Cleunenis, Jr.
Amanda Up. WIN, Aslbrook
Coryoli; William T, Breck
Basif Henry Leonard
Baltimore; II. L Nicely
v, B. PALMER, Esq, Gener
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

o1TAt one of the fashionable watering
places, recently happened self-impor-
ianttoreigner, who, upon hearing the din
ner bell ring at half past 3 o'clock, ex.
claimed-"ls itpossible you dine at this
early hour in this countryl Why | have
not been used to having dinner ill seven
or eight in London" Our second table
folks dine very late here also," was the
reply Of Yankee present.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
Agents for lile Lanc..sler Gnzctie.

Greenfield r; Walter McFar.
land Thomas Litilefeld
Pleasant T: TIP. hshbrook
East RnshUiile; David Baker
~. .RUshDiiie; N. b. Couls,on
Bremen Beery 4 Ashhnugh
auburn 2; J, Hall, D. Black
Bern 7. james R. Pearce
Perry.Io1n: Levi Friend
Madison r: I. L, Koonlz
Ciearcreek; Col.W. Hamilton
Granuiiie: P.R R Hagernan
lSomsrsst; David Hewitt
Il Agent for the Eastern Cities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
The farmers Line!
"A NEW FIRM
AND
NEW GOODS
JOHN EFFINGER & CO.
yVhOIesaIe and Retail.
In the New Building lately erected by II.
NJ. Ainsworth, nearly opposite the
TalImadge House.

HAVING lately purchasedthe ENTIRE NEW
HSTOCK OF GOODS OF Mr.. R. M. AIMS
WORTH, together with his late Spring purchases,
the citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties
are solicited to call and examine our assortment,
which is now complete The Stock was selected
with great care and was purchased by us atprices
below the Eastern cost, so that we will be ena-
6led to sell beautiful and excellent Goods at very
reduced prices. We are determined to please the
public and we have the means to do it. The
quality Of our Stock cannot be surpassed, and for
cheaPneSs, we challenge competition.
Our assortment consists, in part, Of the follow
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

W Widow Smashpipes, says a great
man, according to her idea, is man what
is keerful Of his clothes. don't drink no
sperits, kin read the bible without spellin
the words, and kin eat cold dinner on
wash days. to save the woman folks the
trouble Of cookin'P
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03

OetOW Tue Eastern COsI, 80 lHut we VIII De ,ellu-
6led to sell beautiful and excellent Goods livery
reduced prices. We are determined to please the
public and we have the means to do it. The
quality of our Stock cannot be surpassed, and for
cheapness, we challenge competition.
Our assortment consists, in part Of the follow
ing articles:
For the Ladies'.
We have the largest variety OF Summer Dress
Goods ever opened in Lancaster, and which cali
not be excelled in quality, cheapness or beauty Of
patterns, among which are
1000 pieces of CALIC0ES, at prices varying
from 81 to l83 cents
Apaccas, plain and striped Gtl
Cashmeres and Muslin de Lains
Bereges aud Balzarines
A large assortment oil Lawns, entirely ne,o styles
Scotch and Earlston Gnghaihs and Gingam
lawns
A fine assortment Of Plain and FANCY SILK
GOODS
FRENCH WORK COLLARS and COTTON
LACES
4 large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
latest styles
LEGHoRN md STRAW BoNNETS
Cotton and Silk PARASOLS and Snnshades
A fine assortment Of Summer ARTIFICIALS,
together with general assortment OF Dress Trim
ninss, &c. &c.
For the Gentlemen.
SO pieces BROAD CLOTH, all colors g. prices
Rough and Ready and Monterey Cassimeres
Superior French and English Black do
$50 pieces plain. striped and barred SATTI-
NETS, from 25 to 87d cents per ynrd
SO pieces KENTUCKY JEANS
Gold and Oxford Mixed TWEEnS
Merino Cassmeres, pluin and fancy Gambroons
Brown Linens and Cotton DRILLINGS
Marseilles, Merino and Silk Vestings, &c.
Inaddition to the above,w have large stock OF
Domestic Goods,
Such rs Brown and Beached bTusins, Tckings
Brown and Bleached Sheeting from II to %
yards wide; Cotton and Linen Begging, &c.
For HOuse-Kcepcrs,
We have Bleaclled and Brown Linen Table
Cloths, Damask and Russia Diupers, Damask and
Book Muslin Curtains, Connerpains, Table Co
vers SC. SC, &c.
All kinds Of Groceries.
A large assortment Of QUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Silk, Fun
and Brush HATS. BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies
Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS. &c. sc.
We are opposed to putting and 6loWing-wt
shall not sell our Goods at less than cost y as we
expect to make living proitfrom them; but We
respectfully invite the public to call and examine
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
as we intend 10 rely upon the quality and prices
Of them to obtain fair share OF patronage.
We will take in exchange for our Goods al
kinds of Country Produce,
for which we will pay the highest market price
Bring along your Cash and your Produce and cal
at the THREE WALNUT DOORS" wher
you will find the best Goods aud iowest prices
JOHN EFFINGER & co.
Iancnster lime T. l947
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-03
For the Gentlemen.

We have Beaclled and Brown Linen Table
Cloths, Danask and Russia Dupers. Dpmask and
Book Muslin Curtains, Connterpains, Table Co.
.,o,., c-c Go R,c
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
OUR ARMY IN MEXICO.

A correspondent of the Charleston Mer-
curry, evidently both well-in(ormed and
intelligent, writing from "the mouth Of
the Rio Grande," under date of the 4th
of February, gives some very interesting
details Of the hardships to which the Ar
my is exposed, the result, in part, we re-
greet to say, of acts Of violence committed
by some of the volunteers, which have
excited the Mexican population 10 the
highest pitch Of indignation. With their
blood heated by unjustifiable injuries, with
scenes Of violence and rapine, of wrong
and insult before their eyes, the slnmber-
ing energies of their vindictive character
have been stimulated into full action. Their
Unborn ferocity, unrelenting spirit Of re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

lReported for the Petersburg Intelligencerl
FHdsy, March 10, ls47.
ToBAcco Prices have improved with
in the last 10 or IL days ! a-common
and middling ranging from / 44--no
fine yet offering.
WHEAT-Very little arriving, the sea-
son for grinding being over. The little
coming to market brings 100 1850.
FLouR-selling at Sc 64-,he stock is
light, aud both buyers and sellers are hold,
ing off for the news by the Steamer now
daily expected.
CORN-Continues to arrive in consider
able quantities-plincipally per Railroad,
and brings 70 75c. per bushel.
OATs--45 SOC. 49,
BAcoN-This article continues in good
demand at improving prices. Sales TO-
day, hog round, Zoe.
LARD--l0 a lie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Post ONCE Regulations.

Among the regulations just issued by
the Postmaster General to carry out The
recent laws Of Congress. are the follow
ing: /.
All newspapers transmitted through the
mails will he hereafter rated with postage,
except exchange papers between the pub
fishers Of newspapers anu those ranked
by persons enjoying the privilege; and
contractors may take newspapers out oil
the mails for sale or distribution among
subscribers.
Transient newspapers, or those mot
sen, from the Office Of publication to sub
scrbers, hand bills or circular letters, prln-
ted OF autographed. not exceeding one
sheet in size. will pay cents, upon dl-
livery at the office, and hefare they ale
pm, in the mail, and all such will be charg-
ed by deputy postmas,ers as prepaid mat
ter. in the way bills and upon their ac-
counts Of mails sent, and stamped or mark
ed "paid," with the names Of the Office
from which sent.
Letters, newspapers, and packages not
exceeding one ounce in weight. addressed
10 any officer, musician or private in the
army Of the United States in Mexico, or
at any post or place on the frontier OF The
United States bordering on Mexico, will
pass free in the mails. Each letter 80 al.
dressed should specify, after the name OF
The person. belonging 10 the army. The
law will continue in force during The war
with Mexico, and for three months alter
lis termination.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

= ths hsa>aaz uTTsEls y szFrssealg lii.aia
lSsA h i ists. Nara hzaiusf lhou<la
TFr1E~r - dsna 81 amyas Fass oSsE DIS na-
tural lsgAl4Eys ana tuar - : Fasisiua On -
lahk a - 10 Ganas. Dc sisiaa q Mr. Insss.
~ undasoss suadra sllistarnasni. AID =
ehainmHn q ~ ooalmiiins - Ezsign rslaiioas.
nsar nc Dr. q lie ini sa@saa = sAs Ias coa.
gEesss be hseaghi farsh r. slalssule rsPort . -
asiirisij us'ika4aiaa ofaIl tAui NJ Pm nd dsas
n h'insing % he MsEiosn ~. This rspors
~asthrn osdsaa = Be PEiuied. and sgsinrrPIini-
ed a. he lsss sazion. On Pase - q DIS rsPors
MI. InErrsol ssFrrsssa himselfthss;
President Polk had no constitutional
right losiop shot 0r The Bravo. and IN
Irufh. che Province Or Texas extended 20
ttaiiiver By territorial ron6gnraiiOn whirh
nature herself has rendered Inc limiiary Of
that region"
surh i ihe CONSISTENCY 81 : psogrrsise Demo
ersey.- AIlnrsd b. dc glitter q forrign en-
bassg, Nc. Inseszoll finds i No difEiculi task %
cOnform his siews 70 those Of he President Bui
the hOness people. Who look nd % Inc spoiIs q
oiiicc, will nj find i % easy 10 rcronciIe these
eOniicsing siews They win conasmn The Pre-
zidens. and pun he dishonesi advocates which
Il the lOaves and fishes" alone have brought to his
support. '.~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

Two hundred and two suicides were
committed in the United States last year.
or this number 81 were by cutting the
threats 81 hanging; 30 shooting; 25 drown.
ing ;22 prison 10 jumping from height;
9 s,abbing; 6 under Rail Road cars. Oh
this number 50 were insane, Is drunk,
Is filed with remorse and despair.