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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

OREGoN.-A correspondent of the New York
Courier, who is in California, gives the follow
ing account of Oregon.
met gentleman a day or so since, Just down
from Oregon, and was greatly interested TO
learn from practical man Of observation, facts
connected with that country. Timber in great
variety, he says, may be seen, and much of it
six to ten feet in diameter $50 TO 800 feet high
and free from knots In illustration, he said, he
saw one mill, recently erected, with two saws,
that were cutting 6J00 feet Of lumber per day
the mill being operated by water by a stream
from a lake three miles distant, into which
lake the timber was felled, and floated thence
direct to the mill, sawed, and turned out the
other end, TO where a vessel was ready to re-
ceive il and sail for market.
Oregon, is without doubt the greatest lumber
country in the world BY an estimate made
with some care, there are standing within
circle Of three miles around this mill timber
enough TO last one hundred years and cutting
G000 feet per day.
As for the wheat of that country, Mr.. n
tells me G5 lbs. to the bushel was the ordinary
weight, and the handsomest he had ever seen.
This satisfactorily accounts to me for what
when first at the mines seemed a strange
preference on the part Of the Oregonians-their
giving 50 a s. per barrel more for -four from
Oregon than any other. The cattle said Mr.
N, are unequalled for oxen, brought from the
States, viii improve so in one year as hardly 10
be known by their former owners.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

We have seen, says the Baltimore American
a late letter from London, which mentions q
sale of sixteen thousand tons of Railroad Iron,
for the United States, at 81. 2s. cd. per ton--an
aggregate cost of about half million of dollars.
Delivered in this country it will cost about S35
to $40 per ton. The road for which it has been
bought is not named.
We hope some of the advocates of free trade
in this county will calculate how many men
would have been employed, and what quantity
of produce they and their families would have
consumed had these SIXTEEN THOUSAND
TONS been manufactured here, at fair rates
for labor, instead of being made by the pauper
labor of England. Such is one of the effects of
a free trade tariff, and the above one instance
out of hundred in which railroad companies
have resorted to Europe for Iron rails simply
because locofoco tariff admits them at a duty
ruinous to tie American laborer. "Buy cheap"
may be very good motto for the rich, but to
make any article cheap the poor man must Ia
bor cheap. That, at least, is our view of the
matter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
concluded an arrangement with the Harrisburg
and Lancaster Railroad Company, by which
the cars Of the Pennsylvania road viii run
through from Lewistown to Dilersville. The
Eagle Line of cars is drawn off entirely.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
pHILApELPHIA Oct % lS49

The Flour market continues very dull
Holders ask $500 per barrel for common ship
ping brands, but the sales for export are limit
ed Sales of common and good brands for city
consumption at S5a5, II, and choice brands and
extra S5,25a5 81. Further sales of250 barrels
RSe Flour at So per bbI. No sa les of Corn
Meal have been reported. Wheat is dull, and
some parcels are storing for better prices
Sales of red at ST 05a ,07, and good white at
Sl,l0 l,I2 per bushe. A lot OF Pennsylva-
MA Rye sold at 62c, Further sales of 2a300
bushels of yellow corn at 65c. Oats-Sales
of southern at 27a3lc per bushel for inferior
10 prime quality. The cotton market is quiet
and prices stationary. A cargo Of 1850 boxes,
l,2OU halves and 1000 quarters new crop Ma.
laga Raislns, the first ofthe season, has arrived,
but 1t is not yet landed.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The offerings of Beef Cattle for the week
were about eight hundred head. Beeyes are
selling from $3.50 10 S6,75 per hundred lbs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

INTERESTING FROM THE CAMANCHEs.-We
learn from the National httsiigeneer that ac-
counts have been received at the War Depart
ment respecting an important National Council
recently held by the Camanche Indians. The
council lasted ten days, and its object was to
elect new chief to rule the nation, in place of
the one recently deceased. The individual
chosen glores in the the name Of Buffalo Hump
On being installed into Office, after the Indian
fashion, he addressed the council, saying that
his people had formerly made war upon Texas
when it @ feeble and alone, ~ and had gained
nothing; and he gave it as his opinion that if
they now continued to make war upon Texas
since it had become part of the United States,
the result would be their utter destruction as a
nation. He also expressed his determination TO
do all in his power to put stop to the thieying
depredations which had been committed by
portion of his people against the white inhab-
tants, and expressed hope that his efforts
would be successful. The prominent members
of the council having agreed to the advice Of
Buffalo Hump, two subordinate chiefs were ap-
pointed to communicate in person the result of
the council to Capt. Steele, of the ID dragons,
! at Fredericksburgh, by whom a report was
made to Gen. Brooke, commanding in Texas,
who forwarded it to the War Department.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

THE PHILADELPHIA SUN.-Thc editor Of the
Philadelphia Sum- who is an Office holder in the
custom house, thinks that there ought 10 be a
new paper established at Harrisburg to give a
more efectual support to the administrations of
the National and State Governments, and talks
as if the wings were ready to fall in with such
an absurd scheme. The Telegraph is now one
of the best conducted papers in the State, and
it, as well as the lntelligencer, gives entire sat
islaction to the wings of the interior. The Sun
man, we think, had better establish paper for
those with whom ne allied himself at the late
election, namely, some Of the most bitter oPpo-
nents Of Gen. Taylor and Governor Johnston
that can be found in the city of Philadelphia.
As for the wings, they neither want the aid nor
advice of such political trimmers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

THE REaAISs OF GES WoRTR-Col. Dar-
ling arrived at New Orleans on the lIth inst,
on the steamship Galveston from Texas, with
the remains Of the gallant Gen Worth.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
Railroad Letting.

The Johnstown News gives the following as
the result OF the late letting, of the Pennsylya-
MA Railroad Company, at that place
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The remaining sections are postponed until
the action Of the Board.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

a bed Of oysters forty miles long by eight
wide, has been discovered in the British chan
mel, fifty miles $. s. w Of Shoretau.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
REHABILITATION.


LEGO maj on joint ballot 10
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The following s the official vote in the Union
and Junata Representative district:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

Communicated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
Town Ordinance.

| A n meeting ~ ihr BaarI af Commissioners
n Of the iuan ~ Hillsl,at.u1h. held On tle 81
u February, 1919 Il Nas ordered ihsi the fal-
lowing ordinance H. putlisi,sd III the Hiisbo-
Faugh Recorder and North Carolina Democrat:
Sect. II. Ind IL II fliylitr araGiinsd. Thai il
shall ~ The sluis oi.ihe Town Constable. and The
captain II rsfh conplns II patrol 10 ,lisIene al
eollsetlonE or assemblies II ntggoes ~ nulatlocs
IN The STREETS, and 10 quel III r",ing guarrelling.
luad and prntanc eur-lng and swearing, NhrsieT
~ free persons or slaves, and Ii suppress an dis
orderly behaviour u every kind, III whomsorter
hone; 10 effect which pnrposr, they shall have IL
IN them power IL call 10 lcr assistance any rili-
Irn Of said tn1n, Who. on refusing 10 give hs as-
sisiancs, shall ~ fined. not exceeding four dollar;
and the Magistrate II Police shali enc not ~.
rredlns ten doars, o. imprison n his discretion,
all Tree prisons behaving III such rolous and dis
orlcTls manneE and commit him. her Or them 10
Jail. until such fine AMI costs thereon hc raid:
and il such ollenlsr h. 4 slave. h. ~ she shall
recrise on his ~ her hare hack, moi exceeding
thirty -nlne iashes. and stand committed 10 The
Jail q Orange aforesaid, until al costs thereon DO
Paid.
/ !, was also ordered that ihr officers Of The
town u especially required 10 enforce Tie above
ofdInance. and also thr following. viz: ile orii.
nance 70 prevent shooting within the limits 81 The
town; The ordinance 70 prevent galloIing. or id.
ing ~ driving immolcrsicty through The streets.
the ordinance 70 PIesrnt The throwing, pitching
Or iinging ii stones. sticks. hrisLs, SC. within
The limits Of The Town; ani also tile ordinance 10
prevent the rar,ing Of ire. unless coyelcI,
through The lots, Streets &c., IL sand town,
By order Of the Board
Z. a. HEARfI', Town Clerk.
February S. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
DISEASES OF THE LIVER

Whom the celebrated DIR. Rush declared tina
drunkenness was a disease, lie enumerated truil
Which The experience aud observation II niedica
men il every LAY confirming. The unhappy
and too many apparently insane esccss,s 81 those
who indulge III the use Of sriituuus liquors. i
thus accounted for. The true cause IL tlicir con-
duet, which i taken for infaiuaton, is very Ere.
qncntly found in diseased state 81 the liver. M
organ IN tile human systcm, when denngtd, pro.
dncts more lIightiul Catalogue Of diseases. And
i, instead Of applying remedies 10 Tic manifesto.
lions Of disease, as is too often The case, pi, ii.
clans would prescribe with view 10 the original
ceusc, We would have fewer deaths from com.
plants which are the result Of lerangcd state Of
that organ. ThIcc-fourihs Of the diseases Gnu.
merited under the head Of consumption. have
their seat in a diseased liver. kSce DR.. Gums
great work.
Indigestion, sioppagc Of The menss. costiu-
ness, md general irreguiarity IN The aefion ot
NE to,rtk, ure diseases originating in the same
prolific cause, as is also that dreaded scourge.
DYSPEPSIA. Those who ARE afflicted with any
Of the above enumerated diseases, may rest AZ
sured that the source Of their maladles j. in tie
liver; and for its correction. the best remedy ever
Offered TO the public, is Or. MLanc's celebrated
Liver Pill, for the cure Of Hepalis or Liver Com.
plant.
AGENTS.
Long 4 Webb. Hishorough; d. Heart. do:
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Moorng.
Mooring,ille; Hurdle 4 Hurdle. Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. 1'irza Per-
son County.
February 4. CT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
Odd Fellows and Catholics

Odd Fellows and CathOlics.-The
Rochester Democrat saws that il will b.
remembered that snme Time since, The
Catholic Bishops, or son'e other authority
Of The Church. issued letters against Sc
crei Societies Of all kinds: and The clergy
were prohibited from encouraging them in
any way. On Thursday. =, the funeral
Of Mr.. Ray Marsh. OF Buffalo. several
Lodges Of Odd Fellows. with their usual
badges, followed his body into ST. Pal.
rick's Church. Father O'Reilly. how.
ever, before proceeding with The funeral
services. gave notice tina, The rules Of The
Church forbade The tolerance OF such
badges, and unless they were removed,
the ceremonies could not proceed. Where.
upon The Odd Fellows LEFT in a body, fel.
lowed by several ofthe citizens who svm-
paihi.ei with them, and repaired 10 lheir
Lodge rooms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21

yAMilIEs should never he without supply
4 Of M.LANE's yERMIrUGE. Al this .ca.
son particularly, when worms are 10 iroul.lcsome
and 80 frequently fatal among children, parents
should be Maichiul, and on The first appearance
Of those distressing symptoms which warn Us ii
the presence Of worms. Al once apply powerful
and eliicacious remedy. This remedy We can
no. supply, confdcn, that il only requires trial
10 convince al that i richly merits MI The praises
that have been lasished upon il. II is safe and
iniable. Volumes Of certificates might be pro.
duced, showing lis great medical virtues.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
BRANDRETH.S PILLS.

To mi EslsnknEn-Tha Branireth's pils
have stood fourteen years test Ii he Iai,cd
States
That they are vegetable and Innocent medi-
cine, yet all powerful for the removal IL diseases.
whether chronic or recent infectious or otherwise.
That they purify The blood, and STAY The fur
Their progress Of disease IN the human body.
That, IN many cases, whore the dreadful raw
ages Of liberation had laid bare lgamrnt and
bone, and where, 10 all appearance no human
means could save life, have patients BY tie use Of
these pills been restored to good health; the de-
sonring disease having been completely cradcas
ted.
Dr. Bran,ircih's Principal Office, 2il Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrelll's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillshoruugh.
!. u. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
q, A. Mebanr, Mason Hall.
A. Mickie 4 Co. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCrcek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindlcs's Old Store.
g. Patterson, Paitcrson's Store.
May %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
HillSbOrCugh Brass Band,

kNHE Captain u the IIllshnrcuph Brass Band
takes this method Of informing tiie citizens
81 tins place and the surrounding country. that
his na'll, consisting Of ten lickrd Musicians. arc
ready 81 any time 10 attend 10 m, call fol their
services, q, exhibitions, balls, public speaking,
festivals celebrations, o. al, othrs place u amusr-
men, where music isreqursd 10 cnli,rn lie CON-
pany.
Address The Captain Of The brass Band, Hills.
borough.
January 20. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACADEMY.

vTvHIS Institution il located in the Eastern part
i of Orange county, and for health and good
society i not surpassed in the state Il is situat-
q, near South Lowell Mills, eleven miles east Of
IIilIsburough The School is under the direction
of The Rev. JtxEs A. DEaS, graduate Of the
Wesleyan University, Connecticut
TrITIoN-PER SESSION..
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $40 90
Higher branches Of English, IL 80
Latin and Greek, II 90
The school will commence on Monday.the 5th
OF February. Board can be obtained in good ia.
miles at six dollars.
LAS. 5. LEATHERs, !
ID. 9. PARRISH, IS
A. w. GAY, SSs a
mo. A. M.MANNEN, IS
RICH. BLAcKNaLI.
January 10. 6isw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
For the Hillshsrough Recorder.

Allow me through yonr paper 10 say i
few words 10 the good people u Orange.
Our county is beginning u be inun,ial-
ed with .Mexican soldiers" returning
from The wars. and commencing Them
selves 10 the charity Of The kind aud be.
revoleni. and unfortunate foreigners whose
all has been destroyed By fire or flood, or
wrested from them by ruthless pirates On
the high seas. Though sume &c them
have got their tales BY heart. and display
no lilile skill in addressing themselves 10
the feelings Of The tender hearted, vet most
Of them, if not all, hv ingenious cross
questioning. especially il The examiner
seems 10 sympslhize with them. will be-
tray such discrepancies as clearly prove
Them impostors. Far be il from ME 10
discourage true charity, and equally far TO
lavish on idle and brazen improsture what
is due 10 innocent poverty and suffering
worth. The people Of Orange ought to
be informed that there are offices in the
cities, where for moderate sum of mo.
npy certificates Of any kind may be pro-
cured By idle vagabonds. who prefer max
ing an easy living BY quilting The simple.
hearted people, 10 homes, labor. These
dens Of iniqui,v we're explored many Years
ago by The police, and the craft 10 great
extent broken up: but il seems thai after
many years rest the trade is beginning
again with new vigor. Now. Mr.. Editor,
lei all good people give their surplus mo-
ney to their suffering neighbors. who are
k,aown; and when The ilinerant besgar
presents himself, lei them offer him ,cork
and wages. and he will soon seek more
gullible subjects. One word more; are
moi the Magistrates of Orange bound 10
make these Migrants" who are .saun-
lering about" applying themselves 10 no
!. honest calling" gives security for their
youd behaviour. and in default thereof, 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
Wednesday,, FEBRUARY ~.
1he Central RAN Rsad.-Mpth /

The Central Rail Road.- Much 10
tssess i tginnins u = aniis ssed IL he srhenasl
~ Iaiunai Lapsesrn.rns Erejrrssd D our -
Legislature. 4 Raj Road Eesiing Nss hrld u
saI~bury % ilr sin instant. NAirh ths Watch,
man ds-rriies = IL high dsgrrs Interesting. and
- ssilenring Trrsirr dcsrce = unsnimiay y
sentiment and eorlialisy q iselins lhan shsy had
esss before witnessed. The mersins Ms "a.
drssrd y :. A. I.illington. lanes VI. Osbosns,
Rufus BaHingsr. lodge Ella Burton Craig. and
others. Resolutions Hess adoplnd expressing .
hrany spressi a he MIC and patriotic i.sgisls-
ton which concriscd and aiopird measures .
emiaensly calculated % improve the conJi.iOn u
our stale; measures % the eomplrsion q which
selfinierssl = well q patriotism should prompt
every citizen % devote his energies. And 20 =
rure united eiEon, they recommend General
Convention ~ ihc friends Of these measures from
every PARTON Il lie country interested. on Thurs
day Inc itsh ia, q June nexi. The meeiing
sl.o resolved 10 organire body 70 he called lie
:. Rowan Internal Improvement Associalior."
whose duty il shall le . promote The rsaposed
enterprises IN such manner as may be deemed
most advisable.
From The peculiar position o. tls town o. 81.
li,isuts. !, i perhaps destined 70 reap larger
amount u heaeii, from ihc proposed WORK. than
almost any olher point; yel r,et, seclion u the
country through which they viii pass i deeply
interested, and mono perhaps more than The people
q The county q Orange. AMI % especially i the
prosperity u our Town d Hillssorough connected
with the location Of lie Rail Road. iLai il behoses
al our citizens % take ~ actiye interest init.
With The view of promoting the interests both
Of Tie ,oSn and county, i i PROPOSED Tbs, meet
ing o. the citizens e tbs county generally b held
In this place on Tuesday Of the Superior Court.
being tho ssh u March next I, i hoped that a.
many will attend =. can conveniently 10 20.
Speeches will doubtless Le delivered on Inc occs-
sion. and such explanations male o. the propose
ei improvements. - will amply compensate Tho
hearers for their attention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
FETEKsBLRG MssAETS.

Frsdas. Fra,. 10. 1919
ToRaoco.-1'hrsleIu4ndsanilniles 900,
4 %: =" ne vel arriving. The re-
|relPis are lighl lar ihe season.
t0ITaS.-I'he last STEAMER fi0m Ea
rope brings heller rrrmants ier Ills sriirlr
and has given mnfe animation 10 liar mar
ke'. Sales are qnirk = q 81 eru.s,
Holders n prime iols ask o; rl-.: but ~
heaI d NO sal-s n that figurf.
FinrR.-I'he marker rnniinuss - lasl
quoted. Sales Of large LIS would lr
made - fraction under IS; retail price
81 est.
NHraT.-The Season fer grinding he.
lng nearly over. ife receipts srr very IL nj.
Prime Red and White still hing 81.
ioRS.-In coed request ii IS IS
rents.
BAcos.-Ya. cunsl s!s7s els.
I.ARD.--s rents.
PrrIE BRAsDY.-3 30 30 renis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
suicide.-we learn lhs, Mrs. Ma,

Suicide. -We learn that Mrs. Mar
,ha Harris. Of Davidson county. commit.
ted suicide on Saturday. The 9Th nit. by
hanging herself. She made lie rope f,st
III joisl log in the barn. very near The
wall, her hands between the logs. Her
husband was not al home at the time.
iIeI dead body was discovered hy an old
negro woman first. hui was not cut down
until the neighbors were called in. She
was The mother Of three children, the
Youngest about three months old.
Salisbury Huichmdn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21

eredil n msking lie first sneressfui move
meni ID The enasirurin.a &c raiIruad
among lie fariifsi. arr nalhmnFe sns
harlfsion-and Rnaiou. New inrk an
fhila6rlphis Srre nearly Simultaneous IL
iheir nanlemfnls. Rnsina. hoasrer. IL.
leen more wise. nr Father n.oTe E.rsnnais
ihaH IL aihcis. and nau .nloys railwsy
advantages by iar superior 10 sny rIly
n lhr world. Iondon aniy peshsIls. ex.
copied. VERY Som. ilsr advantages II
railroads became ZANZIBAR 10 sll xho read
and travel. and The impaisr Vas given in
every Sisie 81 he Union. rsusiag cAiraar-
binary efforts and "uilsys 10 seraTe ll.sii
benefits: yri il j. certain. tl,al few ~ Us
Justly apPrrriaie Or estimate lie romfaris.
The hensfils. and the influences which
they hate already given u man.
Although Railfods were fifsi nssd 10
England. and nsxt adnplrd hy u. The
system i mt confined 10 lhase countries
where lie English language j. spoken
but i . fxlendrd lhrnug houl Europe
M" lhe liean II Russia. AMI also 10 India
and i may be safrly estimated, that The
entire expenditure. within lie LAT twenty.
one yeats. m The projerlion and consrnc-
lion 81 railroads. will moi fall short IL one
thousand millions Of dollars an amount.
enormous a u j.. thai will fall Car short
Of The increased value they have given 10
property, besides their influence IN fsriIi-
lsilns business, in reducing The expense
aud lime q travel. and in opening up new
regions Of country.
These benefits and these Influences are.
y yet, only beginning 10 be fell-ihe lime
will cnms when sll our great thorough
Iares. from The Ailsnlic cites 10 The ex.
remes u every pan 81 our couniry-even +
o The shores Of The pariiic Ocsan--w.ll !.
" by railroads: and these main lines will /
v inlrrsecled by thousands Of connecting
md branch railroads.
ciaeinaGii Gasetie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21

aIif can be bmk."-lf the saying of
tie poe, be true. that . our doubts are lIai-
lols," then does The above expression EN-
body treason 10 the Railroad. we had Ill
most said TO the State. IL il can be
bull, y That's moi The sort Of talk TO et-
feet any purpose, except The defeat Of the
most practicable scheme ever set on foot
10 redeem the fortunes of our good old
Stale. Suppose every man Of Us fold
our arms. look knowing. shake our heads,
and say. 1T is great work-if il can
only be built" Is tile .great work"
likely 10 be accomplished under such en-
couragemeni. No. And the men who
achieves reputation for saeaeily by such
remarks, only deserves from his country
such reward as is due 10 those who de-
fea, great and patriotic projects for The
good Of mankind.
But let every man say, II can be
built-it must he built" and what is the
consequence! The early construction Of
The Road. That's the way to talk fnr ef.
feet. Let every citizen be fully persuaded
in his own mind-no matter whether lie
has money. labor, or only the influence OF
thought and talk 10 invest in the work;
and lei him speak Of il with view 10 the
benefit which he NAV honestly believe il
will confer. aud Of the undoubted pracli-
cahii,y OF the work-and IL piilsso u be
done. GreensJorough PAT.
Rsilroads.-There may be uncertain