davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
Science for the Kitehen.-Prores

Science for the Kitchen-ProfessOI
Liebig, in 4 letter 10 Professor SillimAn,
says:
1.-THE method Of roasting is obviously
The best TO maks flesh most INJURIOUS. !"
But il docs not follow tina, boiling is To be
interdicted. II piere Of meat be put
in cold water, and This heated 10 boiling,
aud boiled ull il is DONE il will become
harder and have less taste Than if The same
piece had been lhrown into water already
boiling. In the first case, the matters
grateful 10 the smell and taste 90 into the
exiract-ihe soup; in the second, The al.
bumen of the meat coagulaies from the
surface inward, and envelopes The interior
with layer which is impermeable to wa
ter. In the latter case, the soup win be
Indifferent, but the meat delicious"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

minnesota-The following in relation
10 this new territory we take from the
Wellington Correspondence Of the Balti-
more Sun:
"The territory Of Minnesota is looking
np-a large number of industrious New.
England settlers are going into il. Their
mills are already making music in the
wild woods. An immense amount of
dressed lumber will be sent down from the
Falls Of 81. Croix to ST. Louis and New
Orleans. Gen. Gushing and his Massa.
chusetis regiment will settle in Minnie.
SOFIA after the close Of the war. Il will
be iavorite resort, too, for the soldiers
Of the New York and Pennsylvania. and
many of the Western regiments who will
lnseS6a ir s,anng' .hem tois shiepHsf'a.
mess Of po,,age." ~ @~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
An Err0r.-ProfesSor Olmstead deni

An ETor.-ProiesSor 0lmstead denies
that he is the author OF the commune alton
auribuling to the Telegraph The power To
prevent thunder storms. He says, " the
idea that we shall have no heavy thunder
showers, or hear Of lightning striking, as
long as We have telegraph vines spread
over the earth, could not, should suppose,
be entertained by any one who reflects
how small portion such structures Of arr
bear. in extent, 10 The grand operations oI
nalure."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

neral information besides they can seE-
&c think mneh nor End mnrh 10 talk about,
And then there arc lillle onrs growing up
m Ignorance. without any TASTE FIR read
ing. Besides all these evils. there's The
wife, who. when ihe work Is done. has 10
SO down with her hands in her lap. and
nothing 10 amuse her. or divert her mind
from The tolls and cares Of the domestic
circle. Who, then, would be without .
newspaper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
The Hen.Pecked-A friend Of ours q

Inc hen-PeCKed-A TREND ot ours on
Fourth street, had a sprlgh,ly male Cana.
ry bird which he mated short time since,
and Mrs. canary SOON bull, herself a mes,
in the cage. laid the right number Of eggs
and commenced sitting on them. ltwouId
seem from VIVA, followed, that she now
thought herself entitled to exemption from
all other labor, even that Of providing food
for herself, and lha, Mr.. Canary was ne.
glectful Of her wants. On Sunday last
she came off her nest and went a, him,
drove him about The cage and after pick
ing him severely, returned 10 her seat on
The nest. The result Of this thrasbing was
soon apparent; Mr.. Canary has ever
since been careful to keep her well sup
piled with food, bringing the seed to her
and putting il in her mouth in the kindes,
manner, the fogging having operated Ia
a charm. Troy Telegraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

Mr.. Alexan Ter Dickerson of Newark,
has recently invented and patented mode
Of melting iron ore and producing bloom
ed iron. which appears 10 be vast i'm.
provement upon the plan heretofore pur.
sued. Amongits other advantages, (which
are certified by that veteran iron master,
Col. Joseph Jackson, Of Rockaway,) il
saves half the fuel and half the time for.
merly consumed in the operation it is in.
tended TO facilitate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

lseene Of lerrog and destruction Vas sppaI.
hpg--mrn. women and children flying with
seIesms in every dlnesiion. .-.
Tbs extraordinary effect Of The ssplOs.
ion o. he buildings in The neighborhood.
and on he corn fields IN the vicinity, ram
not possibly be realized except by N eye.
witness. The roofs Of All the buildings
within about > quarter Of mile OF The ex-
plOsion are completely stripped Of their
tiles, and The walls are much shaken. r.
ven in tie town Of faTeFsham, fully :
mile distant from The scene Of The disaster.
windows were broken aud the houses OH
erwise damaged in some instances. On
lhe opposite side Of The stream which
forms The northern boundary Of The Marsh
Works is field Of wheat Of some extent.
The explosion has completely blasted this
over a space Of about two acres, and The
ears, dropping and diseOlored, present a
scene Of des"lalion in perfect character
with the sdioining ruins. The willow
trees within about iifly yards ofihe build
ings No. 3 and 4, are Torn up by the
roots and scattered about in all directions.
Those more distant are less seriously in.
jured. bu, the foliage Of all within yeiy
large circle il wholly destroyed. One Of
the most remarkable effects Of the explo-
sion is the removal, as il appears almost
bo'iily, Of the enormous mound Of earth
skirIing the No. 4 stove. Another in
stance Of lis power was shown in the fore
lille election from deep well OF two mas
sive pumps, the leaden pipes Of which.
nearly twenty feet long, were drawn up
and thrown 10 very considerable dis.
lance.
The explosion was heard distinctly al
The distance Of thirty miles. The strength
Of gun cotton is stated, by the English pa
pers, to be just six times that OF gunpow-
der. Professor Schoenbein has said that
ii will not explode a, two hundred and
eighly.four degrees-but the facts Of this
case seem to prove the reverse,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
Cotton Manufactures In Georgia.-

The number Of Cotton factories at The
a. the present lime in Georgia, is %, viz !:
In Epson county. 4; Clark, 4; Greene,
.; Richmond. 2; Muscogee, 2; Newton,
2; Baldwin, /; Putnam, l Morgan, | !;
Butts, L; Cobb, l !; Chattooga, ] /; Ebert,
l; rrouP, L; Campbell, L; Walker, | ];
Warren, l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
Curious Fact.-'rhere are many twin

ing plants tina, ascend their supporters on.
~ from left 10 right. 0f this description
thousands perhaps have cultivated Will
on, noticing The fact, is never known "a
ascend from right TO left. u uncoiled
and forced To assume direction contrary
10 that ordained by nature, il will sicken
and perhaps die outright. There are 9th
er plants which twine indiscriminaiely eli
Their way, or both ways, as art or instinc
NAV direct. Olive Branch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
Nonsuiting a Creditor. There wa.

Nonsuiting a Creditor.-There was
4 certain lawyer on the tape long tine
ago, the only one in those :" dIggins" then,
and for ought I know al present. lie
was a man well to DO in the world, aud
what was somewhat surprising in limb
OF the law. averse 10 encouraging litigation.
One day Glen, came 10 han ia ylo-
lent rage. "I.ook here, Squire, ;" said
he, "thai ere blasted shoemaker down TO
Pigeon Cove has gone aud sued me for
the money for pair OF bouts owed him."
4" Did The boots suit you!" "0h. yes !;
I've got EN- on, lust rate boots" FAR
price" "Oh yes." "Then you owe
him the money honestly :" "ln course. I"
" Well why don't you pay him :" Why
cause the blasted snub went and sued me,
and ! want to keep him oul Of The money
iflkin." "li will cost you something"
/" | don't keer cuss for thai. How
much money DO you want to begin with ?"
" Oh, ten dollars will do" lis thai all !.
Well. here's a y. 50 YOU may 60 ahead."
aRa thsGliRst departed, we'll satisfied with
Our lawyer next called upon the shoe
maker and asked him what he meant by
commencing legal proceedings against
NJ. Why" said he, IL KEEP, on
sendin' to him for money I'LL got tired |;
I know'd he was able 10 pay, and | was
'ierrnined 10 make him. That's the long
and the short Of IT," "Well," SAID the
lawyer, " he's always been good GUS
toner TO you. and l think you acted ,oo
hastily. There's Iritle To pay on &C.
count Of your pr"ceeding--bml think
you'd better take this five dollars and call
!, square," "Certain, Squire, il you say
so-and darned gis,l TO ge. it," was the
answer. So the lawyer lorked over the
one v. and kept the other.
| In Few days his ellen. came along ant
asked him how he got on with his case
Rapidly !" cried the lawyer; "we'vt
nonsuiied him = he'll never trouble you.
/" Jerusalem that's great" cried the eli
ent; Gid rather gin fifty dollars thar
have had him got the money fur then
boots!" Spirit Of The Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
Newspapers. man Says DIR. Frank

WUWspdpVrS.--A tIaH says Ut FIank-
linz as often gets two dollars for the one
he spends in informing his mind as he
does for dollar he lays out in any other
way. A man eats up Il pound Of sugar
and it is gone, and the pleasure he has en-
joyed is ended; but the information he
gets from newspaper is treasured up in
the mind to be enjoyed anew, and to be
used whenever occasion or inclination calls
for it. A newspaper is not the wisdom
Of one man, or two men; it is the wisdom
Of the age, and of past ages too.
A family without newspaper is al
ways half an age behind the times in &c
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
"A Good Hushand.-When Won see

young man modest and retiring in his man.
ners, who cares less about his dress than
his moral character, depend uponi,, ladies',
he will make an excellent husband. II
YOU see one tina, is kind and attentive to
his mother, affeciiona,e to his sisters, in.
dus,rious in his habits, and economical in
his business. res, assured you have found
one Of " HON you never will be ashamed,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26
The Two Sisters of survey.-Th,

following beautiful passages on the advan-
tages of those wonderful instruments, the
microscope and telescope, is by that elo-
quenl writer, DIR, Chalmers-whose re-
cen, death is the more TO be lamented, says
the Boston Transcript, when one reflects
OH the depth and expansion Of SO groat a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

Some drunken chap in the country, in
attempting 10 cross deep stream on the
shadow Of tree on beautiful moonlight
night not long since, came aear, being
drowned. d. -e.~ asa.....s s. ID a.-Ge3s1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

mind, and in whom has passed away from
'eaEh both philosopher and a Christian :
while The telescope enables u 10 see
a sislem in every star. Ihe miser0eope un-
tolls 10 us . World in every Atom. The
ono instruels Us that this mighty globe.
viii The whole bHthen Of is people and
is connHies. i but . grain Of sand in the
vas field Of immensely /; the other. that
eray Atom may hsrbor tie tribes and f.
miIrs Of a busy population. The one
shows rs the insigniiieanee Of the world
weinhahil The other re,leems IN from all
lie insignifcance, Tor il trlls us that in The
leases Of every forest, in the flowers of ev-
cry garden, in the waters Of every riyulei,
lhae are worlds leemihg with life, and
nnnheFless as are the stars Of The Trina.
meat. The one suggests 10 Us, that. above
md beyond all that is visible 70 man.
lhefe may be regions of creation which
sweep UNNECESSARILY slung. and carry the
impEess Of the AlmighIy's hand 10 The re-
mOlest scenes Of the universe tie other,
that. within and beneath all the minute
ness which the aided eye Of man is able 10
explore, there may be a world Of invisible
beings; and that. could we draw aside the
veil which shrouds il from our
senses, we might behold the theatre OF rs
many wonders as astronomy can unfold !;
a universe within a rompass Of point,
so small as TO elude all the powers Of The
microscope. but where the Almighty Ru.
Ter Of al things finds room for the exercise
of Ills attributes, where lie can raise All
other mechanism Of worlds, aud I'll and
animate them with evidences Of Ills glo-
y!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

In pursuance ofthe conditions aud provisions of
| adeed ortrust executed by John Williams and
Isabella his wife, and Johnathan CouIson and
james MCleery, the said James MCleery will ex-
pose to sale by public vendue, at the Court House
door. in the town of Lancaster, Fairfield county
Ohio, on
Saturday, the sth day OF january, 1s4s.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o.
clock P. NJ OF said day the following described
tract of land, situate in Greenfield Township in
said county, bounded by beginning at a stone in
field north of the brick school house occupied
by said John Willams-thence south one degree
and ten minutes west two chains and eighty-iour
links to stone in the south boundary of Section
No. 81: Township No. tG: Range No. 10: thence
east along said south boundary seven chains 81
links to stone in said boundary: thence nortl
one degree and ten minutes east two chains ant
eighty-iour links tn stone; thence west sever
chains SO links to the beginning, containing two
acres and thirteen poles more or less, with all i'm
provements thereon including the large iram'
dwelling and the east part Of the brick schoo
house occupied by said Williams. Terms otsal'
one third part OF the purchase money to be pai'
in hand, one third in six and Que third in twelv
months after the day ofsale with interest.
JAMES MCLEERY.
Trustee.
JONATHAN COULSON
| December TO- I947 3ltS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
---------=----- o. ------
Ycmi Yidi. Yici."

The words Of Cesar rise irresistably
upon the mind of every one who reads
SCOTS late dispatches. From the mouth
of the old Roman general, after his easy
triumph over Pharacees, in single bat
tie, they sound like a jest or thrash +,
sonical bragg" had Scottused them in his
despatch, they would have seemed almost
the natural description of a campaign so
rapid and glorious as his has been,- so
full of battles and victories, daring march
es and assaults, great exploits and nigh
tyresults, terminating in the prostration
almost the conquest-of republic by
his small army of some ten thousand
men.-When Congress grants medals
as Congress surely will-to General Scott
and the heroes who fought their way
with him into Mexico, officers, privates
and all, let these words be engraved on
them, and every soldier claim the right
to wear them as the ntterance ofhls own
heroism. .-"THE ARMY OF MExIKo-VE
nj, VIDI, VIcI!'-What memorial to'
the sons and grandsons Of the soldiers o
the Army of Mexico!" We think it no
improbable we shall wake up some tne
morning, to hear of Vcni, Vidi, Nc'," a
dopted as the popular designation of thu
hero of Lundy's Lane N American.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

wild Cherry nnd sarsaparilla PuIs.


DR. LIE ROY, a licenniate 81 the Royaftollege
- of Physicians in London, having used IN his
private practice, for number of years, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARILLA,a atlength made
an extract of them, which with other vegetables,
he has combined in one of the best Pills ever made
known to othe European community, ana winch
merit the attention of the American People
They are the most efhcacOus pursatlve ana IONIC
yet discovered
THE WILD CHERRY is an excellent Tome,
possessing astringent and aromitic proPerties'
which make it valuable i'll Dyspepsia Jauhuice'
weakness OF the stomach and chest.
THE ESARSAPARILLA is demnlcent dluretlc
and soothing, and is given in Rheumatism Scrotll-
In diseases Of the skin, and TO eradicate the bad
effects Of Mercury. the operation OF all other
urpative medicines debitation aud purll1cation
90 Innd in hnnd they remove the good, as wen
rs the bad; thus weakening the system, winch
they were only required To cleanse, and making
the cnre generally almost as bad. and frequently
much worse than the disease Dr. lie Roys rus
on the contrary, strengthen aud tome The system
which they purge and purify And tins Is thei
peculiar attribute and the principal cause oil thei
unryaled popularity.
Directions for using A perticnt, two o
three Pills are sufficient, as cathartc IN levers
costveness, liver complaint and dyspepsia. thre
| to six pills, (accordng to age, SEX and state
the bowels. and so of other diseases.
P. S. The virtues Of the Sarsapariila and WI
Cherry are too well known TO medical men an
the community to require further detail.
AeEsrs-George Kaufman, Lancaster; h!'Ja
Kalb, RrshvIle.
November 10, l847. ow2o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
Fairfield Common Pleas.

Administrator of Jacob Van Barren, vs. Widow
and Heirs.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
nY virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Common
ID Pleas to me directed in this case, will ex-
pose 1T public sale before the court house door Of
said county, on
Tuesday the 2sth day Of December, rs47,
between the hours cf nine o'clock A. NJ. aud four
o'clok ?. NJ" the following Lands situate in said
county, to-SiE
Part ofthe Southeast Quarter Of Section No. "a.
Township No. IA. Range No. 10, beginning at tho
Southwest corner of said Quarter Section; Il ence
North along the half Section line 20 poles TO u
post; thence East 90 poles 81 liuks To post;
thence South 20 poles TO the South bOundary line
of said Section; thence along said line West to
the place OF beginning continuing TEN ACRES
I Also. part of the West half Of the Southeast
/ Quarter OF said Section No. 81, Township No. IL,
Range No. 10, being all the remainder Of said
West half, alter taking off 10 Acres on the Fast
side OF said West huli: and ten Acres out OF the
Southwest corner of said West half, said balance
hereby meant to be described and which was own
ed by the decedent estimated 10 contain 49 i4-l0e
Acres more or less and being the same Land cnu-
veved to decedent by David Eversole and Wife
by deed November 20, l94l.
All Of said Lands to be sold subject 10 the dover
Estate OF Lydia Van Barren, widow therein, and
appraised subject 10 said dover Estate at $500.
Terms-One.third in hand aud the balance in
ole aud two years. with intereet from day OF sale.
HENRY KROUT, AdmtOr
Oths Estate Of JacOJ Van Buren,, deceased.
November &c, l847. 5w29PtS4,5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10

There is not man. wouan or child butshoud
take medicine Vt this season Of the year but more
especially at this present tilne for there probably
were never so many eases existing ut QUE period
"a there are now, likely TO produce a state Of
sickness. The repeated cliauges IN the atmos.
phere, by acting they do upon the constitution.
aud quality Of the blood itself. give occasion for
the most fatal mali guaui disorders. The bills be
comes (aud often without waIning,) in a most
"cnmonIons condiiun from these repeated
changes. aud II the stomach aud bowels have been
nrglecisd previnnsly. the first symptoms require
Immediate attention. Even those who have
healthy disposition OF body, are snbect To sick
ness under these clrcnnstances. Therefore 10
prevent any danger we ought carefully To guard
against a cHstiVe state Of our b0wels Once or
twice they sliOnld lie evacuated ia iwenty-four
hours. There are many causes which produce
nDbealtliy bloOd: sometimes il may arise from
grief, at others When the system is IN state Oi
iulluess it can take place from sudden joy; close
application TO a literary undertaking can produce
it-in all cases where many persons lave to be
seen aud spoken 10. which producing nervous ex.
ciiemeDi. isa fertile source nnholy blood occa
! sioning that slow nervous fever which Ins carried
of some Of our best men, men martyrs 10 theil
reputation. but which u knowledge 0fthe power
OfBrandrcti's Pills would have prevented. Those
/ WIZ utNlfe ~ NefNtt tlleH Utdllils UuutI MINUS
any adverse circumstances. can do so by liavin
BEASDRgTHs Pills on baud and at once reso1ine
10 them when the first feelings Of disorder tnke
place III their bodies A. this advice is used So
will tlic lealtfbe. The time will yet be when
ii mau that makes good medicine shall be hOn
Ore,! more than be who Is an adept in the art d
war.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 81
cis per box at DR.. B. Brandretis Principal Office
24l Broadway New York.
tSF Beware Of C'oumrfGeits!.. The followin;
are the only authorized Agents los the sale Of IN
genuine Brandrrih Pills in airield corniy
RfI>MUNp Sos & BkcE, Ldnraster, Joseph Glenn
rnr. Rogailon, Peter Wriser, GrrSn CdsiiS. lsrar
Greg, LytLopoiis, j. o. Exams, WiHchester Pee
Shavrr. Ookiand, J. II. Snndeman .9maHda. u
Berry. Sugar GCoBe, A.hrau.h 4 Brefy, Bremen
Cha's G.. Wilson < Co.. RniriHc. Jesse LpohuPr
Ued R'nbrihe, F.. Brck, Carroll. N. i. Bowen
Piokenngion, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Phil
Ham. Peaantrdir, I. p. & G.. Paddeu, Salem
. Jornb Kptnpr. H1IerporL
| ! Lancaster, November 10, l547. lm2S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
The best Mechanical Paper in the World.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN"


Published at 1913 Fulton 81, New York, is admit.
ted by nl to be the best Mechanical
publication in the World
I has altsinsd larger circulation than all the
i other MechaUicnl papers published ii America.
oOsbiHfd aid oss'sses such facililies for rb,ains
Ing the latest intelligence ON Scientific subiectr
from oil parts Of the world that no publication Of
the kind can compete withit.
Each number CONTAINS from FIVE 10 SEVEN
ORIGINAL MECHANICAL ENGRAVINGS of
the most important inventions; a catalogue uf
AMERICAN PATENTS, as issued Irom the Pa
tent Office sack week: notices of the progress of
all new MECHANICAL aud SCIENTIFIC in
ventiotisi instructions in the various ARTS and
TRADES, with ENGRAViNGSi curious PIllL0-
S0PHICAL and CHEMICAL experiments, tho
latest RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE In EU,
ROPE aud AMERICA; all the different ME-
CHANICAL MOVEMENTS, published in series
aud ILLUSTRATED with more than Hun.
DRIED ENGRAVINGS, Sc. Sc.
It is published weekly in QUARTO FORM
conveniently adapted 10 BlNDlNG,and furnished
to Country Subscribers at the LOW PRICE of
Two DOLLARS A YEAR-oNE DOLLAR IN
/ ADVANCE, and the remainder in Six Months.
4 Address, MUM s. co Publishers,
| POST PAID. New York
Bound volumes Of the Scientific American con:
inining 4I5 pages OF vhoice reading matter aud
illustrated with more than $50 engravings ot new
inventions, for sale at the Office. Price 1915
New York December 3, 1917. 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-10
NVW4Sf1AGo

MARRIED-On Thursday, Dec 9 l847, by
the Rev. William Cox. DR.. ANTHONY DENNIS,
OF Bloomfield, and Miss ANGELINE r., daughter
OF MIR. Isaac Koontz, Sr.. OF Bern township.
On the 3Olh of December, l847, by the Rev
David II. Swartz, Mr.. JAMES H. GRAHAM, oI
Bern township, and Miss HANNAH GABLE, o
Pleasant township.
On the Sd instant by the same, Mr.. JACOB
DEAN, of Pleasant township, aud Miss JANE
IJAMS, ofWest Rushville, Ohio.