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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

An Indian chief being in an eating house,
was asked whether he would have a glass Of
ale. He cast a very aboriginal look upon the
pale face, and replied:-"Thdnk you Sir, I
hare not become 50 far eiriA=ed as to drink
~9ihror,'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

Bishop Purcell, in an address 10 the clergy
and laity Of the diocese of Cincinnati, says:
" We lose more than seventy a day, more
than five hundred a week of our Catholic
population!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

HINcHMAN & KEEN, PRINTERS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-05
Personal Habits of Queen Victoria,

1t is now perfectly well know that be-
sides being an early riser, and great
economist Of time, the Queen is an indie
faigable reader,--not merely, as royal
persopages have been wont 10 be. Of
scraps marked out for perusal from which
all the disagreeables are carefully exclu-
ded,-but Of the daily papers. and weekly
and monthly, a. well as quarterly periodi-
ral literature of The day. Her pnnctualily
is such that neither al Review. Leyee,-
CT any visit tc any institution, she
a minute behind time; and her early rising
1850 habilual, that being oul in the Phoenix
Park at half past six, the morning after
her arrival, riding with her children
running races for their amusement.-she
attracted the censure Of siatel, old dame.
who recollecfed the regime. 10 whom il
was told,-and who exclaimed, "Then
upon my soul and COZ science it was ex.
tremeIy unladylike, must say"
Eng. Cor y Y, Con-,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-05

Gen. Saunders ihsn read il,s la Rsso.
luton - proposed 10 ~ amenaed ~ agree
meni. a. f6llous:
Resolved. That - Som - Tie compa-
nv shall be duly organized. il shall be
baih e1peAisni and pf0per thai The PFesi.
dent and Diaeriors shsli cause The proper
surveys and estimates 10 be made and he
Road 10 be pui under sonirzci a. he en-
tire rauir.--eOmmeEring q alls Niiming-
Ton and Raleigh Railroad. where ihe same
passes otter he Neuse Rises. in The conn-
IS 81 Wayne. ria Raleigh. and lhrnee BY
lie most praclirable rouie ria Salisbury,
in me County &c Rowan. "a he Town of
4 harlolie. in The County O. Meeklenhurg.
The amendment having met with en-.
me appreciation. Was adopted mem. con.
And he isl and 81 Resolutions were
iken unanimously adopted.
Gen. Saundegs lhes look the floor. ahd
al iTessed The Convention fullv. upon is
seiihn so Gar. and upon The subject of lie
Rad generally. Aller some remarks
highly patriotic and lolly in their bearing.
c,ncillasOIy towards al differences Il
,ieWs. and tending 10 unite all Interests
IN III. great work before Us. he proceeded
10 deliver an appeal Of The mosi earnest
and elnqaen, character. II WAS lie gre;i
speech Of The Convention ard ne regreI
thai The hnny Of going 10 press lorbids
even The feeble attempt 10 10 Il justice.
Having concluded, the question was
taken upon The 81 Resolution. which Was
unanimously adopted.
]. A. Gilmer. Esq. then submitted The
following agreement 10 be entered into. by
way Of securing he stock in The Road,
wig:
Where's. only part Of the One Mil.
lion of individual subscriptions 10 the
Nouh Carolina Rail Road Company re.
J quired is taken:
!, Whereas. The purpose of thus agree.
! meni is 10 take and secure Ihe balance al
The One Million Of said individual slock,
not already Subscribed. and 10 be sub
, scrihed by others:
We. The undersigned. INTERCHANGEABLE
agree with each other and said Company,
10 take each The one. hundrcdlh part The
said balance Of The said individual stock
} This agreement 10 be binding on none
unless one hundred persons or companie,
! stibaetibe The same. or The entire amour
! be ,aade up:
/. f.arh person or company 10 be al liber
: ty TO subscribe as many shares Of ih'
1 hundred as he or they please. and boun'
] for no more Than his or their subscrin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-05

tons.
J. NJ. Morehead. Jchn d. Hawkins.
frederck J. Ill., (hy q. w. Mordecai.)
Geo. W. Mordeeai. Richard Smith and RIM.
William BOylan. Saunders,
(by q. w. Mordecsi.) w. W. Avery and Jo.
John MLeoj, J. Erwin,
J. ". Thomas, II. c. Jones and II. L.
G. 8. Brown, Richards,
G. s. Brown 4 Thames, John II. Webb,
Ditblc & Brothers, Richard ]. Ashe,
John E. Patton, John NJ. Dick & Co.
I. MDOnald; Al. De Rossei, j..
o. .Foard 4 J.F.fosrd, II. X. Dickinson,
Samuel Kerr. Charles Mock, by NV,
Jonaih'n W. Field & Co. Thomas and T. Nc.
Dabney Cosby, Donald,
Joel M.Iean & Co. o. G. Parsley,
.P.Mendenhall Co. . J. A. Mebanc & Co.
Sasscr, Giiswold & Co. ? Hoover & James,
Alexander M.Rac, J. r. MCorkle,
John b. Lord, Mebane & Carngan,
John A. Gluieri John Hunt & Co.
ID. L. Swain, BY J. A. Gimer,
J. II. jenkins, Charles L. Terrence.
John |. shaver. W.. Bingham & Co,
Peter Adams, Benton Field,
III. Hinton &T. Miller, James W. Doak & Co.
J. o. Watson, by C.I.. J.. NJ Coffin,
Hinton, Simpson & Gilmer.
The sbote names were obtained az
different stages Of the subsequent pro-
ceedings, but are here inserted in full 10
the number Of 81.
On motion. the Convention adjourned
until Q o'clock.
afternoon Session.
Ex.Gos. Swain took the floor, and, al
some length. urged fhpon the citizens Of
North Carolina, here assembled, 10 com.
rlete The subscription 10 the slock Of this
Road.
Gen. Saunders again addressed the con.
venlion. lie was ready to devote his
time to the success Of this great enterprise.
We now have S630.0OO subscribed, and
all that Is necessary is S37O,OOO more.
lie had iraversed The State as political
pilgrim--he was now ready 10 traverse y
in this more just and holy cause--con.
Guiding By moving that the committee o.
ways and means have leave 10 sit during
the session OF the Convention which was,
!. granted.
! Gov. Mofehead and several other gen.
tlemen followed in short speeches during
the session, and while subscriptions were
being obtained: after which,
Gen. Edney moved tina; the convention
take a recess until half past o'clock.
Eusning Session.
Gen Saunders, flom the Committee oil
I Ways aud Means. reported the following
resolutions:
|. Resolved. That il is expedient to
make further appeal TO the people OF The
State 10 take such an amoun. as may pc
necessary IN addition TO the sums already.
subscribed to make up The One Million Of
dollars as provided for by The Charter'
and for this purpose, that Railroad Con.
venlioGs be held in each OF The Counties
through which the Railroad is expected 10
pass,--from Goldsboroug, in Wayne coun'
", 10 Charlotte, in Meeklenburg County,
and in such contiguous Counties as may
be friendly disposed towards the great
undertaking.
2. Resolved, That an Executive Cons
mltee Of eleven be appointed by TIE
1 President, to prepare aud publish run
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-15
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
i the public, that they have become proprie0rs OF the
above new and splendid Hotel -
The Adams House erected during the past
supply an obvious demand for increased and superior
oommodations In this city. II is located Washington
street, within five minutes walk of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depo and the business sections Of the
city. II s adjacent 10 The Park, and The Cnpoa commands
. beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him intro
,ace many mproN ements which are, YET peculiar
establishment II is built of Quincy granite and
tis One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, tniently drrang
ed IN suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
FLIED with abundance Of pure soit water. =,
The Furniture made 10 order from the best patterns,
with special regard well 10 comfort and
luxury and splendor. ...-.
Our Table viii be supplied with s The uxures Of the
season. and pledge ourselves that the rarties
the season shall be found upon IT, ..
We have devoted unusual attention IN the selection Of
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. @a ..,.' .,..,' .....'
Porers viii be in readiness thr various Depos take
charge OF Baggage and provide Carriages r guests
The propretors trust by strict ai.i0n 10 the al
guests TO merit share Of patronage, assuring all who may
favor them with visit, that nothing shall he wanting
their part to render The ADAMS iousK second in
the Union l., 4 w y ADAMS, Projectors,
L. ADAMa JR,, ..... ..,.
7. ADAM5. IA.
Adams House, boston .s."
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-15
WATER CURE.

EPHRa1.l, LANCASTER CO., PENN:
TIME EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INsTI.
Il TUE is in successful operation under the
direc ion Of Dr.. F.. LEIsEnINa, who has had the
advantage of six months experience with Priesznilz
ut the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
practised the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years. and within the last two years
at this place having restored many hopeless patients
to full health. There are many natural advantages
at Ephrata pure water, the mountain air and splen.
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Adii-
tional buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fine springs Of pure water have been brought
into use, so that large additional number Of pa.
tien,s and visiters be comfortably accommodated.
Ephrata being very easy Of access. stage leaving
Reading for tSis place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday; there is also trweekly stage
from Downingion via Ephrata TO Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms
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Harden 4 Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEktnANlS,
HAVING DISPOSED Of their interest IN me express pe
Ill tween New York and Boston, beg 10 INFORM uleH
friends ami the public that they viii devote is.r
mn rtcuary 10 lie Exchange shipping, and Commission
business in conilexiOn with their Liverpool anu Boston
Houses and Agencies at London, par,s, and Hayre
nh. triIs tlat have been offered by the subscribers
The nust few years the execution Of London and Paris
order are now very much increased through the direct
line of steamers from New York.
oriers for purchases TO be made in England France, and
otr parts Europe will be executed and upon the most
rea solabe terms, by our agents. Cash advanced and
credits given tor the purpose OF facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods At
The New York and Boston houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch.
Exchange sight, suit constantly for sale In
London, Liverpool and Paris
Offices No. Wall street New York; No. Court street,
Boston; No Cook street. and " Waterloo road, Liver
pool, HARNDEN co.
~ u. Our firm in Liverpool continues give every at
eniion TO the forwarding Of all kinds OF Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing sls 10
all parts OF the world.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-15
Books! Books !! Books ~!

V,HR subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. Ills late acquisitions
from The trade sAts Of Bosio New York and rhlaiel
pha, Together with fifteen OF the finest works per the
Garrek, IRON Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Lson.
das from London which will be Immediately marked and
exposed Tor sale, udobsd air Of richness, yarie.
~ rarty ami extent 10 his stock hitherto nnapproacl,d
ms continent Az literary men, lovers Of books and
thaaAs VI meha N'7igation, solicited to and
tDoy inc lrls "ieaS Of and the flow Of soul "
Every sJec on whtc' The wit Of has been expended,
or BRAINS turned may br utmi here The reconcile
thefnatca AMI The crazy iouutr new systems Theo-
lofy Is each IN ms proper mitch Those given 10 Nero.
nancy hsroloey, Alchemy SlcEry and Witchcraf will
be highly amused whilst the h.iit ltttr chat, an ss,c
from l9OoD fresh yoluncH, tns very cream and chef
d'ouvres Of modern English literature I'M. H..
every profession and science, from The nns, o,,,,s
the best books here embraced, Ini6. a. ~. -.
Of elementary professional treatiEFp aud choa pl ~
every kind his stock immense Tie bsG bt% No., ~
all STRANGERS 10 pay him visit before they leaye ~ w.
III purchasing from him they one.lalf OF hsr
ney Cergymsn, literary eharacisrs and book roll,c,
generally, living on lines of railroad steamboat ron,t
viii do well 10 put change u linen in h,lr yasa NM
come at 10 l46 Nassau street. allowed all pay,s H.
be the moral c.ntre of the Intellectual world Books Nh
ing Of hall price literary appliances and Of
every kind gratis, well az best Spanish cigars and oer
philosophical instruments for nyeiente fnokers like ih
Celebrated DR., Parr John DOYLE
Cheap Ancisnr and Modern bookseller
l46 Natsnu street, New York.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-15
P YILIo N.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
HNIIE Proprietor begs TO inform his friends and
i the public, that he has made considerable
improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only they are Of comfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ready to treat with fami-
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed TO him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended 10
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz:
From Asp Brighton. F,om North Pier, NJ FORK
At q and IL AM Ats, PM and u.
g =" S 20, PM. 3 l-2, s, 6, I'm
More frequent communications will be estsb-
lished as the season advances.
The Pavilion is ready for the reception Of com
pany \. BLANCHAhD.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-15
III LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded ii

TT LLOYD has ingenionsly succeeded in in
IL. venting Compound Of such adelightfui
nature to render the hardest and rnushes skin SOFT
fair. aud deicnely white.
Ladies l:,diug Gardening OF Painting and Gen.
lomen Shooting, Hunting Fishing, Cricketng.
Rowing, &c, OF any amusement exerton preju.
d'cinl to the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasingy eficacous in removing all hardness. stain.
reiness, and all other cutaneous disfgurement; pre-
venting and rendering the skin soft fair, and phabe.
From the nice combination Of Dalsamic ngredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy La,her, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Waller
Baths. They produce the most sofiening and re-
freshing sensation, and will be found an excellent
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with feIeign
countries, as they will retain their virtue in any CHI
mate. For sale by CllAS. STOTT.
Drug 4 Apoth, corner Of IN 4 Pa. an.
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A PREMIUM OFFER

The post. office Of my town in the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number of sub
scribers 10 Godcy's Lady's Book, during the year
between the first Of December, igi9 and the first
of December, 1850 uhe Magazine to be mailed 10
such post-oflce, or TO subscribers through ID shall
been titled 10 continuance Of the whole hummer OF
the subscriptions grofuousy for year alter the
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid.
The Magazine win DO continued on either, to the
subscribers themselves, 20 the agents through
whom we may receive the orders for quantities, and
to whom the package or packages may be directed,
or 10 both, II there should be both In the same town.
"a The case may be. Address
l.. A. Cooley, lib Chestnut 81
with any newspaper giving the above few In.
acrtions we win exchange.
Orr agents are informed that those sending In
their orders first will be first supplied in case the
edition threatens 10 run out
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 7aI, Broadway, New York.

H. MoNNoT, PRoPRIgToR
VIilS HOTEL, situate the upper and fashionable part
Of broadway, has been 80 enlarged now To be the
most extensive that exists.
Tile convenience, beauty and salubriy Of its position
have heretofore caused s accommodations 10 be monop
ozed by permanent residents Of the city 10 exclude the
travelling public from participation In It's comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however, with u
view TO set apart for transient visitors suits of parors and
bedrooms, 10 be retained Ut all Seasons for them.
Families from afar win find the choicest aceommo-
daons Of this Hotel constantly set apart for them, and
every attention will be paid render il attractive TO the
transient visitor as u has proved 10 those who, residing In
The vicinity Of New York. have constantly since Its open
Ing hon0red il with their SELECTION combining all the
Aes Of the best European hotels with the advantages
Of LIZ luc cation. -
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear
VIM. #. JENNINS a. co.,

DnApERs AND TAmoRs importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres
resnss Fancy Dress Articles, &C., y3l broadway Anne
new and fashionable goods FOR Fall and Winter wear Sc
leced with view TO rendering their stock rich In quail
FOR ,ouIa 81 Ssa brown olive
greer milled cloths various shades Beaver do rab and
blue Devonshre kersey; Canada grey dO rab blue and
black Pilot Cloth; brown black, blue, and drab Mohar
WINaER FRocKs, SACKS, 81. Beaver and mils.,
Dress AND FROCK C6l7,S.-Hlut, black, olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Bioy's, simons
hT [I E,.s AND %; TRAKELhlNG coArs-rlala
.HuNTiNG COTS Olive, brown, and ,lrab Mol,s
~ FIiNTALooNs French. English. German ana .me
rican black blue, mixed and fancy Cassimeres selected
with reference TO the various of numerous pa
enable 10 insure fit combining ease aud elegance
LESTSIBlark silks and satins, fancy do woollen and
and Marseiles rich SILK and satns for Ball and Parties
"a. aRMYA AND Navy E,ner;encs s,,,.. !. = o,.n,,.
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations anil we havs
always ON hand the material necessary 10 the diieren
FIRST QUALITY READ MADE GARMENTS
Equal !, 70 The best custom work.
beaver and illed cloth Surouis; large assortment i'm
proved styles Sacks including blue black brown and drab
Youths and Boys oytroais. Winter Frocks sacks, &c
business and Travelling Goats. Olive brown green and
CoatsA large assortment IN varios eolors ana fahres
Clocks Blue and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir.
tr.s; plain and ribbed yelyeteens ior riding travelling,
NC NestlngsnBlack silk, satin, liombazne and Cass.
mere fancy sk, Satin and Valencia; aguersd and plain
De LANES, Merino and figured Muslin, in great variety
| Hunting Goats, in various styles. TIL
NcYDREsS 1RIIcLEs. Tagion, Jenny Lind,
Marp as a h,e c s syes fancy Gavas English frsnen
@ s GRAY six ans f n sa
style fancy do herno Scars or Mules for avel.
lnE &ci twied and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Goves--C liasons and Baou, s
bck, white, and coored kid; also Merino uckskin lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c SuspendersA All the various
styles ami qualities. Undervests and DIawers--Merino
SILK, and Bnckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
M,s and Mixed Merin9 and Cotton various grades Shirts,
| PIECE GOODS.-Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestnss, &C.
extensive assortment be found in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard low prices al
they be bought with the obvious advantage oil selec
ton from what can be relied upon The fashionable
| goods # RE-. a
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,pHE MARRIED. WOMAN,s PRIVATE

JNIIE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
L MEDICAL. COMPANION, by Dr A. NJ. MAuRIGgAr,
Professor OF Diseases OF Woman 81 edition, lso, PIP, 80
price 81. $4,000 copies sold IN three HiGAfhs,
The great demand Tor this important work. (of
which thousands Sold las compelled the issue of
htr edition. II IL intended especially for the married,
discoses important which should be known them
particularly Here every female discover The causes
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and cer
tain mode OF cure in every complaint 10 which her is
subject. ... Hgs,
Ii is an important question the married why it ia that
behold many married females sickly debaied and
FRUSTRATED, also the and whether they suscep
ble OF remedy They viii here find these important mai.
cal science, which meet this question.
and mother who has regard for her health and wei.
fare, as well as that of her husband,
The revelations contained in It's pages have already
proved blessing 10 thousands,
To those yet unmarried but contemplating marriage or
perhaps, lestang to the propreiy mourning the
sponsbes attendant upon II, the importance of being
Of ths revelations contained in these pages
imaely involving their future happiness. cannobe appre.
ciated
C,opies riR be sent by mail free Of posf1ge
On the receipt Of one dollar the "Married Womans Pri
Medical Companion will be free postage TO
part OF the United States All letters be
tpoat padl to DR. A. Nj Maurceau Box llgi. New York
city Publishing Office, No. l2s LIBERTY 81, New York
For sale by the following Agents. r.
ZEIBER 4 co. Philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, n co,
Baltimore. .a
Sole Agent for Washington, d, e.,
w ADAM. @
t,s doors from IL street.
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RAEwAYs CHINESE INDICATED
SOAP.

DATRONiZEDb by thousands Of individuals throughout In.
United States and Canldas, giving the mos tattprnu
satisfaction all who have used H. Ch. mists hat. Won
dsred at liz mysterious effects, and many them have en-
deavored to discover the secret Of It's wonderful comb
ton of eiicacious balms n extracts which render II go
speedy anil efcacous ~ Sic renewal OF Pmpes, Blotches
P.ule letter Transforming, MS by magic, dark slow
yellow .lnd unhealthy skns to son, smooth fair pIre and
healthy complications For the cure Of GhalItd Flesh
Rough, CTdcked and Dscoiored skin, Sab Lh.uDi RDg
CHINESE MEICATED SOAP may truly be call, d an In.
tstinabe treasure Escrescencts o the Cu'ice ~.
lily removed and cureIihs cuticular vessels Instantly
clsanset Of al impnritits-e hands neck and face pr, " al
beautiful clean, sweet, ani healthy appearance.
FIR Sharing gentlemen viii fnd tits Soap great d. VI.
deiaim. produces rich, creamy hih,r, sotens the
b1ar and rend the skin smooth aud pliable FIR Clean.
tg Jes Railways Soap superior paste or powder Il
makes the teeth white and beautiful, swreens the brp
anil protects the gums from scrf As general 1o,f Soap
Il Ia superior to French and English Soaps entirely ire,
from Irritating ingredients IL Is purely halsanic and Sooh
Ing TO the skin.
Each cake 10 be genuine, must be signed n a. Radway
J. ar, q, RAILWAY, 9 Courtlandt a.. ~ VI
Sold In Washington city by j. y. Caan and NJ Delaney
Sold in Georgetown, by o, " Linthcnm.