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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

VINEGAR ESTABLISITEWT.
VIE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing AID hi
4 tOrEalea very superior article Of VINEGAR, a-EE7
which he will guarantee TO improve by age, and i5
will deliver it, tree of charges, in any part of
the city or Lafayette at the following reduced 60
prices TO Hutthe tines viz: Butts so gallons % So Barrel
30 gallons ca Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon A lib,
discount meds IL Wholesale customer.
ES A line lTopped in the PoELoics will be punotaall
attended to. laps III JOHN n. WEBB
Corner Common AVID haFAI opposite Charity HOEpta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

3. W. HALE. J. LUX.
No, 119 and 40 GR.4YIER STREET
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of Eg11B .
~ every description always on hand, for ~
sale low for cash OF approved paper. Also zSstlfa
Springs, Axles, Lamps, Bands Cloths, w O.
-'J su8SI5d i anu '-A'I E.w.H ALE& LUM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

BOOI MANUEACTOhY,
EHE undersigned calls the attention of the New Orleans
Il public to his Select and Fashionable Ass0Tt- fan
Blent Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured III
solely by himself, Gentlemen DESTROYS of having II
their Boots and Shoes made to ft-of elegant ma. -
teral, and IN THE sTYLE-WOud do well by calling the
undersigned ooEk-sole, and Double-sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS made to order.
O9 en- E. O'SULLIVAN, 20 st. CHARLES street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

didas for Assessor Of State Taxes for the Ninth Repre-
Owning the property which he resides the
ner Congress and Good Children streets be has asceraned that
the greater Of the property the assessed
owned by pecuators In order 20 discourage them from reang
improvements he has offered his serTcesdeermned that elect
LII shall be spulr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

NRWT0WN, Sth mo. %, io46.-A young man OF my az.
duainanCe has taken Syrup and has been perfectly
cured be abOred under the consumption for than three
yeaH and took great many kinds of medicines and
under the medical treatment of three of the eminent
physicians in this county, but received no benefit until he
took Dr. Dsviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, and mme
hearty This statement received from himself bis name
Henry T. GOdshak, Waminster township, Bucks county,
Pa lie is known all over the countyis poor laboTnE
man. and cannot be denied that the Syr1 saved his life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

WELD & CO., 70 Camp Street,
Publishers of DsBOD's Commercial ReUie5 and the M
o. Medical and Surgical Journal,
OFFER FOR SALE a most complete assortment Of
" Staple and Fancy STATIONERY F5ET"
They also have on hand, and are con- E3Al@AA
Etantly receiving, the most complete assOh AlZEs7Y
ment of LIGHT LITERATURE in the l5Rs,W
ZINES. etc.
~ General Southern Agency for the GRAEFEN
BURG COMPANY'S MEDICINES. sl7ff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

A FS q 9iRd sge 9q9T WIS 1 o sAP9LE
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., etc., at their SaddleTy
WaIehouse Nos. so and 81 Common street, Second Door
from Magazine street, New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

A BROWN 81 CO., Dealers in all kinds ef L UNI
IA BER-CypFsss, White and fellow Pine, Mahogany,
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New.
ellis and Baluuters, Lsth Sand and Fire BuCk32O Maya
zine street New Orleans -. STRAIN SAW-MILL,
NatcheZ, Miss.
S4 Orders for all kiads Of CYPHEss LUhBER delivered
any where the Mississippi River below Natohez al ahQr
notice. apps lvd 9mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

VIE subscriber, agents for the Manufacturers have
constantly n hand aad are ready to receive
orders for every variety and style Of Goods made from Gum
Elastic nndeE GqODYBAR's and other Patents such as
Capes Pouehel, Leggngs and Clothing Of all kinds Army
and Havy Bags Ar Beds, Pillows, Life Preservers Camp
blankets. Tents knap1aokg, Gun Covers HOspital and
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing, Mil and Gin Bands Hose
the beat quality, and al at Factory Prices
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

"a For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TURNER is a Can.
ddste for the Third Representative
Canal s9l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
Late from Europe,

The slrsmrF NizgsTa. aHh dsiss fss.sn
f.isrrpnOI an slsr 24Ih nl,ima. srrirsd !.
Halifax on hnrday. Nehave lie .ul,-
joined rpiione ~ her news az lrsnsmn.
ted ~ irirgiaih from -. Johns.
In The British llonse &c cammons n.
nar,gaiirn hlli had pas,r,i !. srran
rrad,ng. Tie ehaieIs wa. di.appealirs
n England. bar sa,H rsgrd ~ r. Ind.
IN France iwn n Gen. BTeas's mur..r.-
ers acre guillaiined The oillrrs paTslnnrsl.
The Red Republicans rlanor lnntly
against the exeruiisn. The King uI Ilsi.
land died on Inc i7lh ef Mach. m.
sleciinns IhrouRhnul Prussia give strong
indications 81 = Democratic majority. A
Prussian Ensay Is u repair 10 lie uniled
Stairs shnnly for the purpose al buying
ships and STRANGERS 10 be commandrsl ~
American ollirrIs until natives shall be
gualllisd CO. lha, purpose.
II y siasrI thai the Russian .Amta-sa-
dor hal ,Iv,napdr.l his passports of the
/ French Government. The Emperor uf
Russia hal stated Ia The French Amba.sa.
dor ii ii. PrieTshnrgh lhal he should &C.
knowledge the French republic if Ten.
cayaisnac were elrried President. bni
since Bonaparie.s elrelioa he had changed
his tone. regarding thai r,enl a. indicate
ins The existence of = spirit ~ ronques,.
The French Ambassador had left 81. Pc
icrshargh IN consequence.
! Nnmtrous deseriinns had taken pla6e in
!, Radeizsky's army IN Hungary. Charles
! Albert had refused supplies 10 Radeizsky.
and the latter IN rnaseqnenrs had hrokrn
III , communication helaeen Piedmont anil
I.ombarly. Sandman lroops were mSk-
ing preparations 10 take III. Sid.
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iMrogrANr scIENrlrIc pIscoyERY.

The london correspondent Of lhe Dos.
ton Alias saws. that n recent meeting 81
lie Royal Institution paper Was read
announcing discovery. hy means 81
" hich ra,hnnic arld gps IS applied to The
eslinrnishmenle T fires with complete sue.
cess. Iii, sai,l u be making ronsidera-
BE talk amnug -rieniific men. The fol.
lowing j. given as an abstract "i the pa
per:
In large nlea. fame Is the crest apen' o.
destruction il occasions s!,,lenl draughi.
intense heat. and rapidly generates sufn.
ewing and nnxirns gas. Fer lis existence
a constant supply Of pure AR y necessa.
rs. rs well rs rnnsiani high temperature.
tn prevent The latter. wai,r is sufficient.
hui moi 80 Ia proven; the other condition.
The !. fire annihllatnr" suhtlnes fame u,
preventing efferiually the supply NJ us ~.
tal element. pure air, and supplying 10.
stead 0ne destructive Ia its existence
cnrboric gas and sleam--lhus rendering
| The continuance &c III. ilame impossible.
These are generated Nv this apparatus.
which Is perfectly par,ahle, fo' cue ample
for private house Weighs only ahnnl
twenty five pounds. |, i 80 conrised
thai IS simply iourhing simple spring
this active agency ran he aroused IN three
.econ,< IL irmc. Fur ile f4aieeiinn 81
larger buildings. such rs cInrhcs. facto
iies. &c !. = larger apparatus % prornrIinn
will be required. IN convenient position.
The potency II tits invention WIS eSni
hilrd il several different WAYS 10 the lee
Iurr rom. NodtIs Of huses. ships. Gc..
were sci on fire. and wiicr fully igniIed.
tie h1me oas ex,ingui-hetlas snon rs the
annlhiiainr was brnnrh, % hear upon i.
.rhfre seems 10 lie no reason 10 doubt
he iul. value claimed fur the discovery.
Which clnnn;fail 10 prnvc ono IT lie most
henriicial APP liraiirns Of scientific know.
ledge lha, this prolific ago has hrough,
forth"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
AN APPALLING sHIpWaEcK.

In the news l1v the Canai-. il was men
iinnr that tie harlue FlnrnIan. Of New
York. from Antwerp. was lost, with near.
~ Two hundred passengers. The vesse
sailed f,r New York ahau, the last q
Fehttiary. lien passengers comprised
young. respectable German agricultural Ia
holers. with their wives and families. aud
many grades OF mechanics. Amongst the
number on hoard were from City 10 sixty
women. aud between twenty aud thirty
children. nf different ages. The ship was
worked by crew ef nearly twenty. part
Of whom were Engli.hmen. She enronn'
tered very heavy weather, AMI struck
about 8 o'clock, on "Wednesday after
1n3n, I'll insta.', sah tremendous force.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Wii.ln 5 lew alirEsrs q dc Frsal
s,ik. =, lie sea hruke iaaa llrf hall ulth .
n.urh lnpsiucsIiy. hlDwing up nc hsiria- .
WAYS. -ne sNerplng messy q ne P''uf
rn s,nifs nsrilasld; nhiie osllsis asfe
Srrwnsd IL ihrir i.enhs. hring Unahie 10
rise lraa /, ELECTS az sra sirkntss. tsp.
i.in rsi,more. TerrsiEing he srrssrl'le
.lrsrrnrlioa d he ship. gave er'er. % b
m-n II Isnnrh The ba.is. The krsl boat
l,f,.ks adr.il lie moment she was lsunsh-
ID. All Il i sid ezpsszrd slinrlis NEii
,wn men ilaai were ii il. TIE moment
,,e second beat wss l"aeTsd. The csp,sin
jrmped inlo i. siih Mrs. whlirnaie. Dis
wife, This led - drsPersie ra.h lo-
wards ihr ersl. Some iHrnay ~ lhlry
poar rsrsiaIes. mrn ard wenen. lraPei
lroun lhr enzfl E-i,ek q he lanndrring
ship lnln lie hnai. Tie Tts.li MAS. ihal
il Was Instantly tapsized. and Ihs whole
parly Mers simultaneously losi. IhrIe
hing INV M possible inrans al esrapr
lrll for those an board. The eEes look 70
lhe rigging. 10 shirh thsy la.hrd ihcm.
selves. and upwards Of hundred 81 The
emigrsnis rnngregaird on llleqnarirrdfck.
lire ihry had nh been more Than an hour
hrfore the ship hreke n Two an,idshiP-.
The Inainmasl Irll aver he slee sah .
j, lraiful crash. aad Ir-mrnslons sea rar.
lried away lie ~hnir ~ The quarter drrk,
wiah The mass Il human brings an Il.
A frighllal Shrek flied lie air. and tie
next nontnl lie unlnrInnaie rTrlldrss
were seen struggling ia The deep. by
greal Efforts eight o. ten were rescued BIS
the men. WIN had secured themselves IN
The rigging. and. alas. only 10 meet viii
= inoIe horrible death. AL except fUnI
huge 10 death before rescue cane.
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ElerlrlcltY pevelopea, 30. ~

Electricity Developed, &c. - That
elegant aud correct experimeniah.I, Far.
aday. has shown that zinc and platinum
wires, one-eighleenlli Of All inch in diane
Ter aud about half an inch long. dipped
inlo dilute sulphnric acid, 20 weak that il
is not sensibly sour 10 the tongue. viii
evolve NOR. electricity in une twentieth
of minute Than is gwen by thirty turns u
large aud powerful plate electrical ma.
rhine IN full artinn; quantity which, il
pissed through the head Of eat. is snfli.
ricni 10 kill il. as hy flash Of lightning.
Pursuing this Interesting inquiry still Eur.
Their. it is found that single grain cf wa
Ter contains as much electricity NJ roulL
be accumnlqed in S0o.0O0 ley,lcn Jars,
each requiring thirty turns Of The fafge
machine oi The Royal institution 10 charge
il..-a quantity eeua! To ll;d which is dc.
vclnpel' from chatgrd rhunder.clnntl.
+" Ye, we have il under perfect command
ran evolve. direct, AMI employ il n pleas
IRE: and when il has performed lis FIJI
work of LIBERALIZATION. il has only sep;..
rated Tie elements Of a single grain Of va.
ter" Sci. I'm.
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From tho Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel:

WHIST Population and q Home II lriIet
door th9 Earmar.-ln the repnrt Of i
cominiite appointed Is one Of lhr Mas
sarhu.etiS Agricultural Societies. 10 make
awards for lie best larms aud farming
within the territory Of uue county, We End
the following s,aiemsnt OF the size end
value OF prldarlloas 81 the farm 10 whlrh
vas awarded the lisst premium. Farmers
like Mr. Pierce have II, tcrasinn 10 90 u
California in seach II gold nilnes-they
nave such thing, wherever they lorale.
Tie rtpnr, says:
IRE committee have awarded he frs,
premium on FIRMS Ia liza, Of Cen. Pierce,
"f West Canbrilge. TINS farm c,.nsl,is
OF about 40 acres. The soil, csccp, ahon,
four artes Of swamp. Is oil sandy loan.
Two acres Of ltns swamp have been rul-
llyaled Tor The first time, The present sra.
snn--,hc remainder is ,hicklv ovprsr,wn
with white hlrrh, sprung irom le s!nmps
OF pteviol> growth. The farm is cu!!l.
vailed for Inc express purpose oil supply
10 vegetables and fruits iur The nagkel III
Boston. l'here are two peach orchards
Oh The farm, one Of which contains ahoal
eight hundred trees on three acres aud a
halE THESE were AL ~ cured from New
jersey, aud were set nul III The spring Of
1916. Many ii them have horn fruit.
The spaces between The rows are planted
with melons. heaus and calIitlowers The
beans had been gathered III before The tx.
alnatlon nj the committee, aud the vines
tlr 'wn around the root, OF The peach
trees. The sol Of ibis orchard was in 4
high state oil cultivation before the putting
IN Of the trees. in 1916, hut has since re.
celved nn manure, excep, shovel fall
placed IN each Of the melon hills, twelve
feet apdr', Al the time Of planning. Sane
acres produce Tomatoes, on others are
stoeiag celery. csuiiaevsra. c4b1sspr,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

The DoSSs AuGrsTISA FrREaSpo. Of
Tlaliscoyan. in Mexico. died early IN
Ianuary. Cold - tins announcement may
fall an the ear Of The general reader. there
nrr vel HEARTS ia these United States which
will mourn lha, one so Kind. So senih. 80
courageous where good was 10 be done
and mercy was 10 be implorrt. should
have hem removed from the scene Of her
virtues and hene,clenre.
he residence of this lady was on The
roni IRON Vera Cruz 10 0rizaha-shoul
forty miles from The former. Size had
frequent occasion and never neglected
cnrl &c showing kinkncss 10 Asatsran
prisoners dnrins The lale war. IN one in
stance rspecidlly. lha, Of lieutenant ri
the American army. who WAS ml,lr pri.
snner on the march from Vera Cruz hy a
parry nf guerilern-. carried - 'rlalisroyan
and there sentenced Ia be shot, she mani
tested The most heroic Sin,lness--in,eraos.
irg hefseii on the fatal SPOT between ifs
victim and his eyrruiioner. and finally
rscu,ng him and CARRYING him nii' 10 her
own house, where he was treated IS a
SON
To mark his sense Of this heroic In.
msnily. Commodore Perry, 20 whom fhe
facts were made known. gave orders that
all persons and properly helrnging To the
family &c this lady should pass The block
aiding .anatlron of The Alvara,lo river free
OF all search. n. T. Cousitr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Isrr' Efiis, - iuAuFT. - sa llt:o-. ergo
ma. ! No; shall say ind.,lrurs. Ma
roaTaers hld'lrIrr viii rnnqn-r nj ahe
sesl." h'arrd. III god rriariplss s.1s.
stsgn-ie wiilinnl mental srnSity.
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N;nevah and its Remains, =

Winevah and its Remains, - Nr
Austen Henry I.ayar,!. an English lravvl
Ter. has been for some time engaged max
ing excavations among the ruins Of Nine
vah, and has seBt various specimens 81
sculpture and other marks OF ar, which he
has obtained. To The British Museum. lie
has published ho,k nn The subject
which must possess high interest. ami
which is about 10 lie reprinted hy MIR.
Putnam. in New York.
1 he discoveries made BY Mr.. I.ayarl,
are said TO confirm the statements 81
Scripture. and hence will he source nI
greater satisfaction. We copy the follow.
my paragraph on tins subject from IN ar
ticle in the London FINES:
We will only add in conclusion. tina,
in these DAYS when the fuliiment al pro.
phery is engaging so much attention, we
cannot hut consider thai the work Of Mr..
Lavarl will be innd to afford manv ax.
uanr,imary proofs Of The truth Of biblical
history, anloflhc prophecies Of Isaiah and
Ezekirl against The Kings of As>yria, aud
81 the destruction Of Nincvah in particular.
Even the rolors and decorations. rs found
in the palace Of Nimrod. agree cxacly
with those described by the prophet Eze.
KEEL. The circumference of Ninevah, as
mpn'ione,lby the prnRhellsaiah. was found
by Mr.. I.ayar,l 10 he extremely accurate.
aud the rnnner,inn of the Assyrians with
Jews was clearly asrcrialned. The his
tory of The Kings Of Assy,ia. as shown on
The varinns sculptures. i highly interest
ing. and throws great light nn The manners
oi that ancient people"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
MORE WONDERFUL COLD NEWS.

The boston Traveller publishes The FOL
lnwi.g letter. hieh contains some very ex.
lrasspari statements. tfanseensling i any
Thing. the maI,ellousnrss ol f.rmer nc
counts from the Geld Regions. The lei.
fer |. signed By tseorge w. Morrill,, and
the Traveller thinks there is no room 10
doubt lis authenticity:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Chrs5il Ioai5 II desire 10 en-
hanre rumcnri and convenience Of travel.
ling Il e,erywhrre breeding up improve.
npn,s N The reads. mud methods Of con.
lvssauce over them. Plank roads are be-
canring more aud nnFe popular every dav
IN New York aud sunc other States. In
some of The Western States. charcoal
roads, rs ihcv are called. are warmly
commended; and they appear TO he coT.
Ing into vogue IN Wisconsin. Charcoal
roads are MI a new invention. rs some OF
unr contemporaries suppose. TREY harein
Severed instances hrpa constructed III Dam.
and. tlanhiIess, other States 81 The Missis-
sippi Valley. in forrsl districts where
wood costs nothing mare ihan the prize
If frilna II. they a,e male nv placing
timber across the road, covering il with
earth. and then burning il 10 charcoal.
if'er the coal is aks,l down into shape.
with the earth npon II. the ROAD is com
pleie. tine nf these rnqls il III the rouse
Of construction between Wasi,in Ton aud
Dodge counties. Wisconsin,. Il is said
to he two ,hirtl- cheaper Than plank roads,
aud more durable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
IRELAND.

We have prepared and postponed ma
nv pages upon lrrlNnd; but make oo1n
Tor The summing npby The London Times.
in order 10 call the abortion af our rea-
,lrTs 10 the fact lhai The question which
no British Ministry. has been able 10 solve
the qursiion of lrhrrl--is about 10 be
transferred 10 Us. LintiTs Liring .ige.
1.-THE Emigration from Irelani.-li
j. growing expectation IN Ireland thai
we are now atnnl To witness one Of the
most mnmcnlsrs operations of sncleiy--
the removal &C people en- massr 10 ilis.
ianl shore. The half million who have
gol or win M very great stir, in Tho
course &c two years. are but M advance
guard 10 The main hntiS that follows. II
mast. indeed. be the most furions impulse
or the direst Necessity 4 al can urge men
al hi. season of The year 10 cast lhcm-
selves on the deep. 10 brave the wide Al
lanlic. 10 be ilir0wn On they know rci
what headland or shual. in the siorns ahl
The Figs which besci the wishcd.i for shore,
AMI. 1t tie best. To lard in country still
ribbed with ice and hurled in snow. Ye,
we were ibid The other day of ten emf.
grant vessels taking refuge in the cove of
co,k. ofcrnwh. waiting ~ other ports Tor
tie chance ai passage, and ui mnlliindes
erected from their holdings, and now lodg.
Ing il towns, with no other hcpe upon
earth Than once 10 put their feet on the
shore 81 the NV word. We believe II
ia be even as Il Is described. The failure
Of the staple crop. he hnlGrn Of maintain.
ing The victims Of famine. he impossible.
" of paving rates upon smail holdings,
and lie m.inchlr objection 10 pas them
mon holdings uf any SIZE. constitute an
eNpe!Eam i1rte II which lhr like was never
seen. pauperism. in I'll iis bearings, is
depopula,ing the island. They who arc
paupers. they WIN expect 10 hr panprrs.
aud they who lnaihe The thought 81 con.
trlhuiing their hard earnings 10 be sqnan-
,lered upon pauppls. are equally oni Of
heart, and resolved TO go elsewhere.
When The mind is resolved. the means an
| Is ARE wanting. But smong The many re.
deening virtues of This inraclahle and I'm.
fortunate race. is strength of family al.
fiction which M distance. no time, 10
pressure, no prosperity ran destroy: AMI
every one " the half million who have
safely effected their retreat ronsccrales
his first earnings 10 the pious work 81
rc.cuing a parent, brother, or sister
from Ireland"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11

Y Industry is mn more shan habit. il is
At least IN excellent npe. IL vou All
me "il.c'i Is the real hereditary sin If u.
TIA a,.u.f. do you -. aie | ss.an il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
British India. The immensely Of

British India. 1.-The immensely Of The
British empire in India viii recnr 10 the
mind with peculiar force nj The present
mnmeni, wien the disasters in the Pun
i,ub teach ns--nol. Indeed. 10 expect the
probability, hui % consider The possibility
of us decline AMI fall. As far back as
1892 il was estimated III official tlocu-
menls that the ihce Presi,lencies of Ben
gai. Madras, and Bombay. forming British
India proper. $50 lar, al least. as the con-
iineni = cnncerned.) continued a pnpnla.
ton &c 90.o0a. ZOO &c sonls; while in the
subject ur vassal--more tlelicalclv entitled.
allied OF prntertpd--sinips, there wcrc
i0,G00.0HG more = and in the independents
States (Srinde. Nspanl. aud the territories
81 Sindia and Runlcei Singl1 l.00O.OOV
making grand total Of l4l,O0o.0e0--a
whole race 81 men. an ancient one, Tie
people Of the rich. fertile. and famous Ind.
reduced Ia submission nv company q
british merchants who aspire To the ruls
Of monarchs. as well as the profits q lIa.
ders.
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thnsf phrn vs are ciasf b0eni n TFaisri
ani reiierr.-ife .PoIrs DE yeuI'z. snf
lh@ irmpird. Tlfre ~ inrnn-is'eneiss
il,rrnginz ~ IN errFy SIDE. Nrn talk n
.il,rir l.i.euy = shnsr 81 prize and ilirs sre
lhTaaisg Il away. AMI stripping alhrss Il
Il Ilsy hy dsy. They grnsa zboua isx-s.
ana ,hry ssx lhrmsrirs -nsi ihr vh..lreo'n.
muni,s saarmnsly year alirr year. az suiIrr
asslers ard drinkers ~ tar Ihsm. foF she
enn.nni.iinn II hat WHICH Ihry do nj
nsed. ana which brings npon ihsir rive
nue. il.rir rns,gie.. and III their resources.
hur..sn 10 uhieh svsIy sll.rr : right
We ray largely. ani reign ~ little ofan'
/ fnee.ioln car lhr praisrlion n ieh govern
menl ex,enals over our property and lives.
IIul whea Ne impiorr rulers nrriiizens "a
prn,eel n and our rhildrrn From The Dc.
rnys and piilalk lhas are thick spread
around as. OF help Us 10 sqiaiei our hioil''
!. e. fiam llle mrErilers langs # = ms.nsifi
IN human shape. they vi Us iary eannol
interfere with Inan's husiness. ihty VII
~. ruri.il his liberty. they mnsi nai haz
ard an eleriion. they dare moi enIniee -
unpopular law: AMI 50 ihsy dix anniheI
pi,lall II our reiy door. and multiply Ih'
lures al along our streets. and extend oyr
lllsn thar same drIener whieh they rrills,
ne and ours q. i, il miserable Hnekery
I. = hlack snphlsiry. n is dreadful inlii
nianiiy. Where peculiarly the guilt lies
or what is lie remedy. i Is fnr others an
I'll 10 consider. That there is gull. ever,
conscience that is alive feels. That iher
must b. remedy. every believer IN q"
! and Chrslisniiy knows.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
ss.02l 7g

Leaving ralsnte Il s2037 % in r.
ynr nT liz farm. exclusive 81 al The crops
now on The land. probably worth as much
nnre.'
A small Farm &C 30 acres. with good
market II hand far vi i can be made %
produce. i worth nnre ihsn l,0nO acres.
v in marker no nearrr Than Europe or
China. Think ~ mans paying $3.50
rord for stable manurr. aud \ higher
price for night sal. n . skilful cnlIiya-
tol ran fai,e three crops il The shnrl snn,-
n.rr Of sias.arhusriis. he ran grow four
ii lie long me &c f;e"reia. Place The
nanuiscmmer. The meehanre and the arli.
san BIS tie side,uf the agricnliuriss and all
Will prosper.