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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19

Desperate Bravery.-Three troppers.
Vale, lass. and Young. says the Jarkson
County tlowa) Democrat, while looking
for beaver in the yiriniry Of Molcou river,
discovered a large trail, rightly supposins
that they were in the vicinity Of a strong
band Of Indians. They selected a suila.
BILE spot, and built OF logs and poles .
small hui, 10 which they gave the name
Of fort. Before il was finished the In
dians made their appearance. They show
ed that they were determined 10 have
their scalenn Vale and his companions
pre- nSpeEaie resiriSpce. Al
-f n6fshs.. WAS snul
ihroug RIl0DeN. Vale and Cas- return.
ed the lire. and three Indians fell, al which
they raised The wal whoop. The unequal
contest lasted several hours, Cass loading
the guns while Vale, with unerring aim
ihinned their ranks. Cass imprudenily
exposed his face and received 4 ball u
the eve. Vale was now left alone 10 con
tend against The Indians. lie made The
hes, Of IL, loaded and fired in such rapid
succession that The Indians were on the
point of retiring, when he fell MORALLY
wounded. The Indians lament his death,
they buried him without, scalping him. and
honor him with the name OF Eagle Brave.
Tweniy.eighl Indians were killed IN The
action. Wales relatives reside in Mil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19

Georgia Railroads. The people and
sla'e OF Georgia have invested aud will
invest in railroads 100000. from,
~hIrh the Stale is reaping large advan-
"scs IN the improvement Of real estate, the
increased facilities TO market, besides di-
rect profits from the railroads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19

LIS due TO The Government, and People
oI Florida 10 place IN our columns The fol-
lowing positive contradiction. from a source
entitled To high credit. Of the iniims,ious
that the late oulrages by individual Indians
in Fl"rida were caused by Ill-Ifealment by
the white inhabitants Of that State:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

Since the Congress of Vienna in 1915 Rus.
tsla, with the exception of her troubles with,
Poland; has been comparatively quiet, ma
KING internal improvements and building rail-
roads 70 tho IBl lack sea to make the, conquest
OF Circassai more certain. But Russia, lin
herallance with Austria, and war with Hun
gary, is about TO play new part and place
herself in the samo position in Europe that
France did under Napoleon, II Hungary is
put down the next movement will be on the
Germanic Union, the war between Russia
and Denmark, the pacification of Italy and,
finally, an Interference with France and her
republic. Can Russia play such card with
her Cossack power We are perfectly aware
she cannot and her strength, although gi-
gantic, is as much required to keep he ovn
dominions quiet as it would be to regulate the
affairs of Europe. Russia in Europe possess
ses a surface of 90lI7 square miles, with
population Of 81, 100000 of souls. Poland is
1890 square miles with A, $4,000 popula-
ton, and the Grand Duchy of Finland 6,844
square miles and l, 547,7O2 inhabitants
From her gold mines in lS46 she obtained
l.677 pools of gold, "a pood is 40 lbs,) and
1,l9O pools of silver, her national debt is
about 2O0,0O0,O00 of dollars, besides float
ing debt Of paper assignats Of 1OO,OOOOOO
more and she is now taking up additional
loans for the war. Russia in defending her
territories is by numerical force and climate
the most powerful nation on earth, but when
she crosses her territories to become the at
tacking power, and spread herself over the
surface of Europe, she will become the
weakest. Russia has not more than 100000
men in arms, considered efficient, well dis
oiplined and experienced, her soldiers are
obedient hardy and brave, but more brave in
defending Russia than in attacking foreign
powers. Hsving mapped oft d considerable
plan of operations in Europe we shall see
whether the decendents of Peter the Great
and Catharne are able to sustain their ancient
name and prowess r
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

PUBLIC WoRKs OF PENNSYLVANIA
From comparative statement Of receipts
of canal and railroad tolls on tho State
Works thisy year and last, it appears that
the aggregate amount Of tolls collected 10
the lst July, 1913 was $734,O01 SO, and
up the lst July, ls49, they amounted to
$7e9,370 40. showing an increase in the
present year, over the last, of $65, 1868 90.
Last year the gross amount received to
the lst ofDecember, was 81 ,553, 344. If
the receipts ofthe remaining part Of the
present years would only equal those Of
last year, the gross amount Of tho year
will be Sl,6lS, 7l2 90.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

Ct The transactions of the meeting at
Piedmont Church should be read by every
man. not that they differ in principle from
those already published, but because they
exhibit the universal unanimity of opinion ex-
isting throughout the whole State. The
Report is clear and manly statement of the
position of the Union, the South in particu-
lar, and the peculiar independent spirit breath
ing throughout the whole document is we'll
worthy Of imitation. Read it-ponder over
it-weigh it well in your mnd-it needs no
further comment.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

Democrats. at the approaching cleo
tions for Congress in the Southern
States, let their. patriotic and enlighten-
ed people recollect these facts, and dis
card the traitors from the public coun-
cils.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25
Track washed AWAY.

800 yards of the track of the S. G..
Rail Road few miles below Columbia
was washed away on Monday, prevent
ing all communication per Rail Road
with Columbia.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25
THE Ro,naa, Republic.

Great sympathy is every where fel.
and expressed throughout this country for
the brave Romans, together with the de-
testation oflhe treachery exhibited towards
them by the pretended French Republic.
The men who have been elected to sus-
tain the Republic of Rome have taken
all their measures wisely; all their doc
uments breathe mild and pure love Of
Liberty. They only desire representa-
tive government, they have never interfer-
ed with the ecclesiastical rights of the
Pope, and !hey have defended the eternal
city with bravery which every where
excites admiration. We cannot expcc,
that they can save the city from the al
tacks Of a large French army, backed by
the Austriuns and Ncopolitans lat
est foreign intelligence states that the ar
my have affected lodgment within its
walls. The Pope may yet be restored
to theVatican, but it will be effected
over the prostrate bodies Of his people, but
he cannot remain nn hour in safety un-
less supported by foreign bayonets and he
will be compelled to yield many points to
the people. The French government
having betrayed Italy, and -governe
ments every where, has only TO consul
mate its treachery by reviving monarchy
and repeating its constitution. 1t has
been observed of late that no mention is
made ofthe United States, its institutions,
laws and republican government, our ex-
ample is not quoted. England, it is said,
approves all that France has done, but
the English deny that they sanction or
approve the attacks on Rome. None but
despots approve of such measures. The
prospects for free and liberal principles
in Europe are but gloomy, but the people
have left their mark and under any
change their condition must be bettered.
ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-Gen. Scott
has written letter in favor of annexing
Canada TO the United States, provided it
can be done by and with the consent of
Great Britain, and instances the naviga.
ton Of the St. Lawrence as one of the
benefits. Cannot we keep these Military
candidates for the Presidency within the
strict line Of their duty to the public SER
vice? We have no right TO Interfere in
this family quarrel between Great Brit.
ain and one of her colonies, nor do we
court war with any power to make po.
litcal capital for any aspirant for tho next
Presidency. How violent all these Wing
gentlemen were at the annexation ofTex.
as, and yet how willing they are that Un-
Gle Sam should take Canada under his
fostering wing!
POPULAR Music for the last fifteen days
-"I'm ahoat--The days of Noah,-When
the Rain-drop glistens,-Merry may the
Boat row,-A life on tho Ocean Wave-The
Bonnie boat-The Sea-Merrily over the
water,-etc etc--Keeping up with the dilu.
Wan spirit of the times.
Destructive FlRE.--The city of Mauch
Chunk, Pa, was nearly destroyed by fire on
the 10th inst, al5o,00O worth of property
was consumed. #
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

TnH REIGN OF THE RAIN-KINc-Thea ad-
vent of Father Matthew, and the prevalence
OF the rainy season seem to he the only topics
OF conversation and the ONE being SO nearly
identified with the other, they are mentioned
as ifin co-partnership. We have everything
to dread from this weather-sickncss and
loss OF crop-for since our last issue we have
had succession ofrainy, murkey days. That
this weather is the herald of the plague, chol-
era, cannot be doubted, but, we have every
belief that the District may pass unscathed-
but for fevers, we can give not the slightest
twig of hope, trusting however, they may be
no "great shakes" So
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

" Mr.. Reyburn, Mr.. Wyckoff, Mr.. Og-
den and DR.. Brainard, eminent citizens of N.
York, have fallen victims to the prevailing ep-
idemic,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

POPULAR Music for the last fifteen days
-"I'm ahoat,--The days of Noah,- h,-When
the Rain-drop glistens,-Merry may the
Boat row,-A life on tho Ocean Wave-The
Bonnie boat-The Sea-Merrily over the
water,-etc etc--Keeping up with the dilu.
Wan spirit Of the times.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

FATHER MATHEMATICS advent of this
worthy disciple of Temperance in New York
has been quite triumph to the cause He
has been received with open arms by all clas-
ses, and has mildly and with good sense and
discretion SO managed and conducted himself
as to make friends for himself and proslytes
for the cause in every direction. 1t is credit
able to the principles ofthe people, and the
sober second thought of many, that they
have SO warmly welcomed this worthy Mis-
sionary who has SO long labored for the good
of the great family of mankind. The 'muni-
cipal authorities of the twin sisters New
York and Brooklyn have nobly endorsed the
great and good mission Of the worthy Father
He has commenced administering the pledge
and over 1000 had in one day embraced it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

Destructive FIRE.--The city of Mauch
Chunk Pa, was nearly destroyed by fire on
the 10Th inst, al50,0OO worth Of property
was consumed. @
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

:oRGn.-Gov. Towns was unani-
mously nominated for reelection byE the
Democratic Convention hich'assemblea
at Milledgeville. gz
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

Col. JACK HAYs.-There is para.
graph going the rounds of the Northern
papers, announcing The death a, San An
tonic, on the lst ult. of the Texan hero,
who is stated to have fallen a victim to
cholera. 1t is entirely unfounded. .sSs
N. o. Picavune, July 4. i.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

The efforts of Father Mathew in
Brooklyn have been blessed with great
success. The following are the nun
bers enrolled by him in the vanguard Of
Sobriety:: On Thursday, 1 1000; Friday,
l ,250; Saturday, 1,10O; Sunday, g.
700; Monday, 1,500-making a total
of 7 $3.50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
MEDICAL COLLEGE,,

No. SO CUSTONHO USE STR FET. NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVBRY--NO Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE ~ EvrRcTED-PriyateU Diseases cured in
few days by regular yticlau, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. 80 CUsTOhHOUsE sTRKET,
New OrsanE, LouisAug.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of cen DeaSe, 10 his general adveF.
tigslent IN another column, The treatment adopted By
him that which has the approval Of the dE gullhed
arReors Of Paris, London and New Work and it, uuiyeT-
sci succsEs hiss proved beyond doubt that
for the OF oOnautuiiUuN EYphs, gOuOEhGa,
lctnIs enlargement Of the PROSTATE Eluuds, diseases in
tanned to moral cestnnty, 4 application be 10 those
Whole intelligence, skid ard eEpeJiunCe be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened this city. all the may
that have under his have been cured whout
ge exception. Some Of these were OF yCan' standing
Oas remarkable Of structure 89 old, aI beer cured
TO the Of the patient. The gentleman twhOsa
possibility EnOwn 10 thG citizspI OF New UJaansl i
hand, and (bV ME pefmlaIloa) he referred TO- Dr. N 70
Treatment OF structure E mot kuo1gu South OF Nov YORK
Hia treatment 81 EonoTthUa and glgs the most perfect
discovered. Ii the shortest bHiett aud Huest Tbs
patient takes CDpgtya cuhebG tuFpenupe Othsf
d9se but obtained q " two days without
pain Inconvenience change Of diet 30 No pay uutt
cure effected within the tims named.
lNPoTSFCY.--H GunE men or Othan Who by sexual OK
EsfpOiuton, have brought On thomgsiFe1
OF the painful consequences rezuuug from Bntefsinai
Indulgence OF tha passions, such a. premature mpo-
constitutional dsrangsment may consult Uf. Mullen With
hCnoiabs c0n6dgrns be often them perfect gUrg, The
TtugtAgt IoaT0zY observed. ...-
Dr. ullen cen be c0ululted daily NJ bic Office No "a
CuSlOmhuu8C Et BENJAMIN ID JULIEN, b. y.
~ Remember No. SO CuItaEnOuss q iyl5u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

ftSSGE9s etc 6tc have Teen cured By this COMPOUND Mix
ure and cases Of SYPHILIS OF the inveeratg dscrp
u2n have promptly yeog to their sentative influence.
The preparation 49, without doubt EN- gtuB rem
eay, aud has cured many obstinate dseaEer ;.er many
other medicines had failed In s improved Or ma is near.
" taseiss and effects psrgHpCRt cure the BacE If fge
o. SiT aaES without TucR restriction to diet any
posure or business. Besides this important advantage il
leaves the part zubsct that BeEH
that occurs so often aerhe Of other medicines generally
pfeCnhed and taken in the first Of the disease It
W arrest the dFcharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
u few days; In ong-0rOrgced chronic stages of the
gi5eases In obstinate Geets, Female Complaints such
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics az PAEACEA or oure
every thing but for the gbovenAmed cases. author
lied BY DIS Leroy and Peletier Of Paris (the inventors
20 guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
betoehe pubcCt hewOeans Tor the last nine PEARS and
they have universally proved eficaoQgs.
~ Sole Agency, Ng. Is C.4ROJfI) ELET Street,
bettrECn Canal and Common gtyccts. 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
EDUCATION.
Ice sonooL FoH. 9ogNa EApIRs

as HOHHDER8 OR T1l4I PUPILN
UAEoHnNhEr aTREEr, MeAR AT. JOgEPM srRaEE.
NjNSHAhLISHED in 1SAa under the rupefniendeuoe II
~ the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this lustitu-
ton, conducted the best plans Of European instruction,
the OF study Is thorough and yseau no vague
e0rea, o. superficial methOdR of teaohinE elicit dpiay
or literature.
The French Languugeis under the Euperntendeucc Of
French gentleman Of high literary attachments other Ian
Euages music ard the accomplishments taught by
ten OF equsl eminenoe in their professions
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
pupils for 0ny clone Of the eminent
drawing masters In Europe,
so Temsmey be known on sppcaiion to the residence
otthe Misses ALLISON, CarOndelets n9SiY
OARROLLToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
diS tnstitutOn continues under the charge OF Mrs.
WARREN, who takes this method 10 solicit the
patronage of parents and guardians.
~ Terms for Board and Tuition (payabls mouhly in
ADVANCED, els per MONTH -
70 Terms Of Music with use of Piano. IS per month.
Rev. Dr. Scott Rev d RI BsndIe A. n OGDEN,
A. Maybn, Col l. II. Preston wv IT. Scott,
Chas. Gardiner, J. Hampson REV j TwichelL
DR.. j. w Pcton Prof FOrshev SO 2m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

WE Snhscthes manufacture from the BEST CAST
p lEsll, circular Saws fOm ia 10 sixty inches in d
ameieT; also MIL, Pitt Gross cut and other Saws an If
superior quality. Thew aso state that these Saws ge pound
~ uer peent MACHINERY which enables Them claim exc
olusyey for their SawB The advantages derived from fLe
use Of these machines which are highly impoTant rs m"
saws are thereby made perfectly true and regular ia hof
n or mex or thin o. part thus seu gthrnnR tir1u
at saws by gradually increasing them in thickness from
e GlilEg edge 10 their centre. The truth and uniformity
OF their surface endeTI less in The teeth ueosg
seY and on ibis account less power required drive he
saws b,Tldes they will not need frequent sharpeninghe
tin, her. $50 80
~ These Saws may be had OF the 7ubscrbers or of the
PRINCIPAL Hardware Merchants in nj city and hTou gEout
the United States. HBE Il 90
os9 bmd&W % and 81 God st. Now York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

Or. CONSTIPATION OF IF THE BOWELS

lr, CONSTIPATION OF ME BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRAo TOR
Is the safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief nihe cases. and uel
all the old remedies have failed Penonsave frequently
called at Office with astouishmeHt upon their faces
Eatng that they had used The ointment for other disease
parts OF their bodies the bowels and that co
pious movement had resulted from it, This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon tn
bowels when they ooye Let the experiment be tried
It is perfectly safe and in instance can the Pain Ex
tractor do harm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
mo THOSE Arr1lhS,4I iE EI Nh ysNrpr.1 me-

EASEs-Ths raputHon Of tbs writer is 20 well eEtab.
hed that MI that sneossssy say those Who have been
20 Unfortunate have contracted any Of host dTend
f1 diseases known ard called Seo15 seUsgs any Aart s(
fol practice oil tEentyRE yua conf ned strg to Vansrea
Diseases and Diseases oil l's 3lool thay4 treated and
sved many hundtgds VINO past all hope many Of
whom had been under the treatment femuent physicians
without receiving hsneit) eunbled offer you p0s
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any 81
unfortunately afflicted see this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No 80 CUsToMHUUsE STREET,
hoiOs applying elsewhere sHd avail themselves Cthe bene
ats the 5ubEGrberI40 and apogesz f 1PefenGs.
b. hmm al
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SALT RHEU NJ,

This certifeE that DA14LEYtg PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in ny family f9I Salt Rheumof thlteen
yeas Duration and for Warts These fierce diseases have
been al aeviaed and hey both entirely removed
There benO doubt but this Medicine has a the virtue
that the Faenee claims for it. from what has fallen undef
observation, added to the respectable testimonials in
its favor by Others who have used il in
diate relief do cheerfuly recommend 10 tho etfeu.
ton Of the afflicted, the Of this invaluable Salye
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17

THE INYARIABLE SUCCESS Of thsse Drops in
- cases OF lmpOyenCy has gained for them Just Cp bGy
10 those persons who, BY excess of veneTy seEpOn0n
have brought themselves Premature mpOleuey lnvol
untay Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
and shuyeng OF the Genital OrgHns Nervous Affections
other consequences Of uuTealned INDULGENCE of b
sensual passions, these Drops strongly ac0u4en ed
This dreadful practice COnanism) causes deDFesnn or
owuess OF spirits VITA peculiar fits Of melancholy und he's.
Gems both mental and bodily capecy.
E- The only Agency in the United States is al Nc 10
CAROHDELEr Street, between CaHal and Common sis
HewOGleans, sign OF. the Egcuapus Statue. 81 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-17
BALLEYts
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The 0giginaland Only Genuine.


Has ever been isooye that possesses any Of the qualities
Of this famous amedy Almos, daily hear ofnew, and
heretofore unkno virtues discovered By is application to
hew diSeases-a,tis rsnslkahe fact, that Of its
esos ars know only from accident, experiment 50
desp has bent science Of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor 20 admirable the combination Of its ingredients
that Is found suited relieve almost amsnt to
which the flame Of subject Let enumerae some
Of the peculiar duaiuiel Of this remedy
Fsrst-It will yFithia five minutes from It's application,
remove the pain from the severest BURNS, SCAbDS OF
BLISTERS It viii also remove the pain and GOUT
| TIC-DOLOREUX. PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
| OF sYVEILINGS.
Sesond-In cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
It will preserve e no matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
win prevent any blister, and consequently sore, OF in
fammation.
7Rird-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers Sores,
Of any kind. WITHOUT SOAR.
bsfrkIt neutalizes and destroys POISON from Plants
i Replises. Insects. Of Rabd animals.
FSftk-It will. wherever applied, prevent M0RTIFlCA
/ TION and in old wounds where modification has
encsa it will arrest the disease and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the
| part to its natural state
Sfsfh-If BROKEN LIMBS. when set. be well wrapped
up IN the salye no Inflammation Swelling, Pain can
OCCUR and the bones unite and become with aston
| ishinE rapidity
SsUsnth-VVhen the Bowels are painful or infamed The
Exastor if well rubbed upon Them will afford relief ant
cause amovement eveuwhen castor OIL iaiap and alothe
medicines havefsiled.
EigsIts use is perectly safe in all caseit never car
do harmthe system will absorb than is necessary
to repari Il will conflict with any medicines tina
may be taken internally
We have nOtspaoe in thin publication to enumerats all tn
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subion few Testimonials OF its value seecte
from the thousands possession from ell parts Of H.