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Senatorial BHsi ia Prospect A " ashiugtoa letter 10 the New YoIk Herald says:
 Mir Hannegan's pistols ssd eodee" correspon- denee Win Mir Webster relation 10 the letter oi the latter geB'lemsn. proBoaneihg Mir. Hannegsss appointment to fise mission 10 Prussia, ~ the most degrsding se, that took place in the Senate. wiIi. il IS said. difficulty aboa, 'he ing of his commission. Ehe ronmnnie4iioa ot Mr. HAnDegan. asking whether Mr. Websier's woTds that gentleman by Mr A:chison. the riead ct Mir. Hannegan in the aisir, the tenor oi the reply have noi Aeari
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Taco Boys Kaled by Ltghtaias. .-On The 20sh ul'.. darhg thunder showet. two lAd<, sons of Leeds Doasherty who were fishing in East Fork, ia Ger mont eounty, Ohio, ran to large sycamore tree, when the storm commenced, anc sat themselves down al iis root. Another lad, son Of Collins Doogherfy. was also one of The party. While the youngsters were sitting there, securely as they thoagh', the lightning struck the sycamore, aad running down is trunk, killed the two brothers instantly; the ofser lad sanRed that he could not stir hand foot for several hosfrs. When last heard from he had not yet recovered although there were some hopes. When the boys were found one was sitting struck, his back agsins, the tree his hands in his pockets, and has coenieEance natural. The other had fallen upon the s,ouad. The stunned lad gFosned, by which means pssser-ey dis covered tbem.
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Iapor;aai .iyrfrai. - Psrson Howe. in B late num- Der of l" .he fiae knoi.' of Napoleon, Miss makes the felloSiag important announcement: N alter Hickey Howe. Iitte rever~ad, arrived st the par sensge this forenoon. from the Invisible wortd-- fair and fat, like his distinguished progenisor- c. ragged and saaey, anoa. Immense bov none ef yoar little teenty Iiy hItiy twity done, pony dosls; but \ whoppiug fellow. tell yea .--forfy pos ads or shersabou.s sborter-caiicd for his pipe and liquor first thiBg-jast like jolly prs-si -' all ef the elden iime' Shori paper aext week. '' Hew nsay are they. who seripfore obey.'' s multiply and ''-so on. Sqaez-ah."
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u-We see fl stated tha, MT Pc was 90 ecoaomi- cal during his presidential term that he succeeded in saving from sixty to seventy five thousand dollars ci his saary.--Lsa. JosraaI.
 And you saw # stated that Old Zach was So eeononcai that he refused to pay postage letters addressed 10 him. Whether this ..eeooomys was owing 10 his unconseionable de aoeyscy to avariee we have not the means of deciding. Perhaps Old Zach intended il as carrying out oi inc prne,- pies ol be earlier presidents ''-Lou Demoeras.
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EepsenB Llssnalsd.-A man who had paIchasssa pal, of new shose, haiing the road to hs rAihsr Fough one. eoneinasd 10 pat the shoes under his srm and walk home harsseessd- Aner while he stahbsd his toe. taking the nail of clear e Awhistis.'' How incky;" he exclaimed: - whs, rsraendoas lsek inst woald have been for ihs shoss."
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Expulsion of shield. from the senaie.

Although it is painful fo reflect that any man
 who has pered his life ia the cause of the county i coud be guilty ot presaricaiioh sni ihreais ef
 violence, vet think that good will follow the rebgke ol SHfELns. military iuror seemed to have taken possession. of the minds of the people
 which II Is grsthy.ng to diSsipaied by the acts
 of one whose sole claim tc the blgh office oi Senator
 consisted in the gsiantry he had displayed 10 war. We are not anhankfll 10 those brave soldiers who have stood by the flag oi oar county. We honor
 them for their psirio'ism-we admire them foT iher noble deeds. But yet, Ne must contend that some
 other qualifications are requisite tN the statesmen
 who enact iaws conclude treaties, akd regulate the
 general affairs of inc nation than the mere fact 'hat { great military service bad been rendered. Our gresies; statesmen have been found in the walks of
 civil lie. Jefferson. Madison, Taylor of Caroline, The older and ihe younger Adams, Webster. Clay, Marshall. Fancy, were connected with the amy, In England, history sitests he same fact. Pirr and PEEI were warriors, yei who would say that they were not more profound statesmen
 than Wellington Ancient history fuf nishes proofs
 without number, in confirmation of the same posi- tion which we have here assumed. CEsar was a
 great captain. bat was his wisdom equal To tha of Cato or Cicero No And his patriotism vanished with his success. Csialine was one Of the hsst soldiers that liged yet he the most aban- do1ed of the human race Napoleon, ihe greatest general of any age, after hs wonderful battles, des- tFoysd Republican France, abandoned his sr'Goas wIie--took another because she was called Noble, and seized npon Empire We might cite from the history of all coaairies evidences that the possess
 sion of military fame is proof Of patriotism and qualification for eivil government Arnold was a brave soldier. yet he turned traitor io his country. Solomon, We AGe told, was the '' wisest man,' vet he was never found in battle. Saul aud David. We 60 not deny that remskshle instances have oc- cured where warriors have displayed the highest cadef of civil capacity Frederick the Great, Has tiugs, Napoleon, Cromwell, our own Jackson. are standards of fhis kind. But lheir careers do noi establish the principle that military gcry should be the passport 10 efsIi office.
 We do soi know Xt.i capacity the iiiasirious maa al the head oi ih,s government may exhibit io the chair ol Stale Certainly have but little promised Shis Inaugural, the selection sf his cabinet.
 shieldss infsr1s. trust, will bring the country to ils senses .-- Miss,asipptss.
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TTaasa of Spteie Across tAs Istkmas--A cores Pondeni of the Boston Traveller writing from Cor gona, Panama, says; ' The Engish company carry milton of dollars bullion for almost every steamer. Twelve men, nose or less, carry t to the head of nasigation accompanied by an officer, wiih drawn sword. It Is then turned over to the canoe-nen, snaer cbsrge of ne bosy iR particular wbo carry ii to Chagfes. The bars of silver oiseh pfOifade through the in which II is wrapped yet ttsft is zinos. unt@ard Of"
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is related in one of the Preach journals 4 youth oi the nane ot Lswoias paid visit to uncle. who is farm laboFer in the negbbofhocd of HAyre. This man occupied small and i ventilated apart msni. The nephew. at eight clock in the syeatng, went to bed 10 fhe room SooE aftsr the uncle and two companions entered the rOom and fsii to sDoking. The youth was asleep. Al midnIght fhe visitors withdrew, and the uncle went to bed Lsy- ihs his hand upon has nephew. ls found him uaasiarsly cold, and endeavogea to wake hirn, but without effect. Help was called some fsiat iea,ea- tioas Of iis appeared, and physician direeieG proved vain. the next day hs expired 4 sass nass- tsa exasnnAiica val made. and the physlrian pso- nocneed that hs sa6 died q eaaees,aa of fhs bran caused hy the respiration of tobacco slnoxs ea,iag sleep Csa7ieY
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gJ' You pull oat teeth here, suppose in qaleed vegetable looking customer, who dropped into dental office for information.
 Y-s, si', isse ehsir, required the proprietor, our charge is fifty cents. and do t nslaniiy '
 .. We'll, guess I'A wal, until get home, for can't pay ihat price, because cur Doctos charges eait quartet, anb i takes him two hours: besides. he paIis you all srcaad the room, ana you get the sssFA q ysaf RoHsy. So go0d day .''
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G1I1FoRSia AND THE BRITfsH PA RIJAsE sT---The following, in regard 10 California, 'ransPiTed in the House ot Commons on the 2eih oi February:
 Hr. Wyld begged 10 ask ihe noble leFa lNiscosnt PalDerstoa) II t was the intention of GoSeJnDen, 10 sPpo,nt Cons'ii s, San Frsrcisco. CT al any other part of California; { A isugh.l
 liscouui pAlmersson said, that was question which had noi how been pB; 10 hiia for ihe hi st lime. Ia laugh foH hss been fFeqaenfiy sddiessed b ham privately by iedt siasls-some of taem nieu! befs of he hoassA-inteEested in others willing themselves 10 proceed to California in consular capacity. lnTerly he had 10 say, he hat no ln,eh- ton. ai present, Of appointing any consul; and he though; The honorable gentleman would see the Ig- possibility of doing So. for there not any form of government, Ina; be Lord Palnefston) was aware of vet established in California. with whom consul could communicate and therefore he would have nothing to 5o, Ghiess indeed, he set about 10 pick ur the gold dust. (A A isugh.)
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IT. The following amusing specimen of cross reading we extrset from the Washington Globe. The wnter says that drsil fellow being requested by an old lady to read the nsN spaper, took up ssa began ss fe.se~si
 Last night. yesterday morning. about two o'clock in the afternoon, before breakfast hungry boy, about Q years old, brought ftp custsrd for levy, and thFew i, through brick wall nine feet thick, and jumped oyer Il and broke his snkl sighI of above the knee snd feli iato dry sii- pond snc drowned Aboai 4g years after that. on lhe same day, old cat had niae turkey gobbsers-the wi pd blew Yankee Doodle into frying pan, and knocked the old Dutch ehara down and killed a SOW and two csad pigs al Bsssing. where deaf and dsnb mat was taking French to hts aunt Peter,
 'Ths old lady raised ap both hands and ske tanned 'Ds tsli""
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The New York Market.

TUESDAY. April 7.-The cation market IS rather dull to-cay. SacS. Se0 bales. Soaihern flour is dOwn to S; pork, s7 7s, for prime, aud 3io 50 feF Hess United States treasury notes are quoted al ies; new loan at no
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Aao;hsf OSsoisie IIea.-The Detroit Free Press says; IL is more than eight years since Mir. Web sier pronounced The uniied States Bank obsoleae Idea, aud nov it seems " high izrif,' the corner stone 0f shig principles, Is become obsolete also A .sdistiBgniShed gentleman !" ia Massachusetts. writing 10 " distinguished gentleman ia Hart ford. is favor Of Abbott lawrence as Secretary of the Treasury under Gen. Taylor, makes the follow ing admission. appears in aa extraet frs4a Ass ielter. which we taAe from inc Hartford Couraui:
 The fact uaq uesiianably is, that Mir. Lawrence. however he may have favored former tarifs, and the protective systen of former days, is not high tariff Daa. The day of high tariff Is gone by. They have done their work; lucy have given us the requisite ski and concentrated inc capital ia such manner uPoa manufactures thai the coma try chn breast competition with a range of 6aiies not higher than is needed fer reTenae purposes. There is no high tariff party la the country. The wh'g pariy-the great body of New England maau- fseturers-Go no, desire a scale of daties higher than the average of the present tariff"
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Pounds per year.

NO dFCoubt was htpt oi the SttrHHt used in England from i7U5 10 l770. ln 1889. inc amount used ia that country was PIT 900 oeo It's {. and the [ nted States equal that amount; Daring the twenty years specified above, it will bc seen that the amount us~d a France exceeded that used in this conntry The United States now use mere than France.
 The prices Of upland cotton ia fs0s, In England. was - cents Pef ib; Amsterdam $i ,44 per 10 and in Havre Si 92 per ib.
 In the years ie45-'46 England used 1880 o01 lbs. al cost of Sl67 ,Gg0, 900, and gained n iscturing S4 ,0Oo.000. Of which exported 10 foreign countries, $35a, ,o0o, ,0oo; used al home $22a a,D0o, ,0e0 value Whole value msnu fsctared in three years, S5sa ,0o0, ,0oe.
 The amount of e6ttoa exported from the United States la the year le5e, vained at S7 ,2s ,s25 and 1enta have taken more than 100 tons of gold, as13 i7s % per ounee, 10 pay for il.
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O. A gentleman sent tai with letter 10 the posofice. and money io pay the postage. Having returned with the money, he said: 'Gaess we done the thing siick I've seen good many toIks paiin
 letters in the postolhce through a hole, and so watched my chance. and got miae tn for nothing. .r
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The Cotton Trade.

The Boston Journal gives the saboined statistics in relation 10 the cOtion trade. The table shows ,i.e smOant imported into England during the feI-
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SPRING GOODS

IN snd fashionable aSsoa tment ol Fancy SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, of the very newest Styles and Patterns, 10 which tbe attention of he Ladies and Gentlemen oT the town and yictaity s invited
 4LSO-An extensive stock ef STAPLE DRY EOoDs-sh of whieh all bs sold q the Lo.ess. Prices. 4pl iel A. J. hUTT.
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T Men are like 5sgiss; the noss hsass they con- ,sia the fagsAsr you eaa near them, Ladses are like sioiss. ths ners noasst ana Tes:rirg iney sP- pear, the 5sf,e: yo1 love rnen.
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PIPER, Iyk Ayn CARDs.

\ SMALL LOT OF PRINTING PAPER, 2l E1 by g isches. aad as &sssrtmeAt of kae CAf aad LETTER. raied and usrssed, also, 2s dozeE eoaors; and is~ kegs of Msthsrs's NEWS ans BOOK INK, fer sale al the
 Apsil 10. BANNER OFFICE
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Gold ffom C0t,forHiG We learn by inquiry that there has been received at the United States mint since December $, ls4s. California gold as follows
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NRW aRLEiNS TYPE TnTAlRT
4 ND rRINT TEnAs DEF Ii

AND rRtN TEAAf D EP0TS ,. Ne. lT. Caaa! S. ioss. orpeats tAe CusteEa liests H II. GREEN respectfully aeaasnees se Pr,p. IA. ters Aad Pablisspgs that he Is eosssahtiv nsausacfaring. ahd has baad, sa exienslse ss- swfsn~nt of TYPE, ofeveSy desrrfrsien. aud every article Ieqnisfe set the printing baslness
 The subscriber IS Esso sgse' foT see sss at NA- PIER, SMITH snd WhSRiNCTON PRESSES, also, frr PROUT~S PRINTING INK, toG Ali ecaors,y with George F. Neshlti's resebsssest rse- mum WOOD LETTER. whseh he wiA ferbish is, aay quantities al the shortest aetice. apfi0 sf:6n, LNRESH GROCERIES-3o sacks Rio Coffee: -1 , sacks Java COfIae. sa hhlS brown Sagar;
 bbas Loaf Sugar; l hb powdered de.
 do conimoa Molasses; 6 bbis B. H de;
 de Carrsnts; 70 ksiS CFsabcFriea,
 IS boxes Western Reserve Cheese
 ls do Sperm Caadlesi
 l2 kits No Maekerei;
 la boxes Imperial Tea; l2 do. Rsisins.
 IF do Cod6sh; Pickles; Caisup; Preserves Jsl- lies, CordiAls Wines; Brandy. Cherries, MaSiar,ls : Lcbsterx. SHrdincs; SaliG Ol. &e lun received aud for sale. very lou. by jaa2I ]. D. ADAMS. CIGARS AND TOBACCo.--l7.e F .e0a Havana O and Regaa Srgars, i4 boxes best anu eea,aaon Tobacco, just received and fer salo hy
 JaH2 JOHN D. ADAMS
 GRASS NEED.
 TLoVER, Timothy and Blue Gsass see4i. rseei- S ved and fer sale by VIM B. WAIT. MILLET SEED, Sc--25 bags Mi,let Seed. IVA boxes coIins's Ar-s, 56 lbs Parls Green, anis VIM. n WAIT
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T.Ia2 0o

d,IHZ Uy SI3T 53l 3 n The average hneness l. near s94 thousan ndths.
 IPeaRsgioaaian
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CHAIRAf r.HAIRa.f

k~ sT DOZEN Mahogany and wsadso fa. " ttChasrs. iss; Tscsived ssd for sale low for N CASH. by s 3. SANGER.
 Ja,y q, lsse
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A. Y Ru4.Ts

n. I. RUYT HAS iwsi Eeestyeh fssna Ns~ 1sieane al laFgs AA stock of eO0Ds--s~ong whseh are shs lpl- lowing art1clexr .@
 hhas. saxss. % saek, OsFee; 70 bels Moiasses: 8 baH-s Stas CanaieE la bali. aO I box s~ss tupesssi rras itcrce kaee. Casa 10 dsE. Msstarst
 and Mse~s ! basket Sa,fEoll l csSk Caar@s. { esss. psird Appses
 HARD FARE. 3.eo0 lhs. Swreds itoa; 95 psis Trsce Cksifs ta fIllh Chains; b Com MIils, Ig da Wiah Ssretehess;
 2 LsaIsyase Bt@eksaaltks' Bsiews, sA sMrh. tie.s t0. a~. &6 lneS. Mcasekcie Aavias, aus S1@tg~ss Long and short hsheira SPADES, &c.,. Sc H.sTS AND C-AfS. Moeskin. Ssik. Coaes. Russia. Panama Leg haa .. doasir ssd single. aad Pasia L-sl HATS, of all qualities and psices
 LoTHANG. \ small bas well svi~rtsSs tas sss FASHION NARLk SUMNER CLOTHING. tlr s~l- iow.
 R00TS AND SR GE5. G. The largest asd best sel~sicd assortment cE BOOTS and SHOES ever offered ia .lsi,4ie ko. k. from the hghissl kid ly tle heaviest nseEan Chiidreas' sheer os rvesy fsse.ana gHslitT s.. GLASSWARE and woopWARE--sna. "a tscI, complete assariHa~as nf eysry kiad of Goods tssl eaa possibly hs aeeded ia I.staie Ksxk. The pubic val beReas themselves by glsiAx me an eAry rAii. srl fa
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IEE GooDs lelIY II THR NEW sT0aR.

NEW GOODS AGAIN 1T TIE NEE sT0RR,. WALTER MITCHELL would respsc ,suliy re- w tasa thsaks 10 the ei,izsns Of Lslfie Rock. and of tos safsoandsg eoaEiy. for the vesy liberal patronage wsfh which the, hsye farcTsA htm. lhas- ing far exeseed his nsss isstassSse lseIpafaoas ad would hereby beg tsfoFsa lhefn tkai ke IA pat rseeisiax fos the 'ihsfo iine sDain six months, large and well ssl,stTd stock of
 Clofhtnx. Dry Goods s.A GsoeeFaes, CraSk~Fy
 Har4sszrs. Boots. shass. hAGs, Caps
 DxaSs, ,1sdaetnss. ssinss. ofss,
 CasAanxss Lt4MDrs, Tkn-
 ware, t<e. AEa~ 66e. wbieh he vii ssIi al whoisssle retail iss casA sf New Orleans prices. making eosi and casfisxe.--- Taerrlous al psFsons sishaag 10 pHrthass sss ixaiv solicited to cal aad examine fer ihsmesses "a .hs s~w ksick bsilassg yeeenlly sssesea hy Hs Wood faE MsrkhAsn sirsei "a lss dsoss saoss fAS An. ihsny H9sse. wacse hs sii soafiE gs to kaexise ss goeaS essry ssx weeks. sasa kssps eeassastsy oe Aaee fsl sssssssens ef al tiads ios .he aeses- nsssttos ef hss esssoss*rs Lsilss Rock, Dl>. E. lsss. l.-H
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NOrICEs--tafcFmstisn IS wAnsre cf fls. wh~sx s1N aboass of Mr. HORACE PARSONS. os of any of h,s family. Mr. ?. epixsasea itnn p,ke county. Missouri. Co Afkaasss. sous l,,ne asens the lsst nf September, lsla. l. is believed sAatihe elder Ms Persons died Immediately after hss arTassi n thss sAate; II sn communication ise,a any u@fs- eer of hts iamaiv. Of any person who hes knsvsl- esige of the'E present. location, ~iu be thsnkfahy received by the undersigned. Please Slsves so tie publisher of the Rauner os sn
 ia t2as HENRY MrUl AY
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ey tAs Eessea Piant. CuGAks--so atls eAoses SUGAR. aa eaesixa - meat. fs- ss.e iDS fsr cash. by fSbso 'e'@~.s.ss~>'~e~''r 4. J. HuIr.
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Segara

7E0n HAvANA---kseaisa' ' s.Ls rnata, SOOO ane -LA ksss'' lgsnds--for ssis bv
 seeso - WI VAT
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| Desirable Residence fsF SltE af RE4T.
 A. HANDSOME, TWO STORY BRICK kx.A xT- BUILDfTGi. wiih the ground aalotn.
 Iag. comprising two hlevks oF twelve lo,s-Az1-l each, on which there Is LARGE ORCHARD af RAKE FRUIT q GARDEN. well ietrgo.ea STABLE. csgRkESCE NOISE and PssSTCRE LOT, with ell ether improvements suited p~a- ssa' residence. This property Is situated within he hmiss of he eor?oraiieB oi Little Rask std may ss known ss ihe lste residence ef LAMRxAT RxaR. DON, decrRsed, Possession given tlae tss of Jnhe
 art 10 3lu iTn. E. REARDoN, .s&@.r.
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-ses'a<af aas Loss q LiS.--TAs P,tsSurs rss reports the upss,tiag Of stage sbosi ,es ,,., iom thA' city. sa the nlgh; Of ibs 2slh ult h.., p'ee'Plee Of forty or ferty-6ye fssl G. W sa, ,s canal eapi.ia. was killsd and the other ~. ,a .siaainsd in the rosd, and actually wen, ,s s,'sf The accident. Ths jury found vsresc.
 hy eA'eisssness en the pari of the dflver.
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IsT or LETTERS rsranilasx la ths Psss- | M sikcs ui Llitis Rsek, Apva let, IsSs wkirh. i not tnkan emt wifhia aares mouaas. val bs cent i e shs Ge@ssal Pssloe6es ss dsnd leaters,
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FsTsoss ealIiag ic, is seey. ,sstsss ~l p-.se ssy advertised" J E. REAEOoE, -Assiss r. x.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
observation-disclosures OF THE MEDI.
JAI. PROFESSION,

Was the introduction of innocualion
for The, smallpox speculation Was
the discovery Of The preventive power oi
vaccination, tlhe labor Of close, unremlt.
ting and careful research during period
oI several years. was that made Or con.
Quoted with view 10 personal emoln.
menlsl As mater Of course, DIR. Jen.
ner, as soon as he had completed his ,Ils.
c0very. published it-made il Tree 10 all
mankind.
When quinine was first discovered, The
mode Of preparing IL was Immediately
mndc known. Recently Mhen some fee.
BILE attempts were stated 10 have been
made 10 obtain patent for the use Of
ether, or TO conceal The process of elheri.
cation, the Indignation Of The profession
WAS aroused from one end Of the couuiry
10 the olher. The money changers were
driven from the temple Of Humanity,
Medicine a money.making profession !
Why, one.lhrd or more oil The whole
practice Of medical men in The city Of
New York, is done without remuneration.
The hospitals, the alms.houses, the dispen-
saries, the medical and surgical cllnlques,
the eye mfrmary, the orphan and lying
in a>ylums, the coloIed home, the III,
situations for the blinds ia fine, all instl'
miiuns of achalilabe kind, 50 far as |
know, are attended gratuliously, and ma
ny Of them BY some oil The Oldest and most
eminent medical men. Nor are The ont
door poor neglected. " hen they appeal
10 physicians, moi for advice only, but
even Tor services which keep us from our
beds, they rarely ask IN vain.
have Witnessed examples Of sell-de-
NAL, Of steady holding fast on integrity,
by scores Of medical men, who, amid the
pinchings Of poverty, have refused 10 en-
bark IN schemes which would have given
them wealth, had they chosen 10 seek II
in The walks of quackery. When will
The world do justice To such self-denying
philanthropy
A money -making profession! Why,
the number of destitute widows and or
phans Of medical men became so great,
that, lew years since an association was
formed, and is now in progress and sue
ree.ful operation, Nil, lrIl rsisea y:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

wrong Tor me- 10 drink rum. scorn 10 Il
hired moi 10 drink il. Bnl ! vii Tell yon,
ar. what ! will do. lfnis Erlng Coz me
10 drink. Il i wrong Tor you. and il you
stop drinking. ! Md Had cash 81
lightning burst from HE elosdless sly ,
hute them. hrs father woall NOS hase
beea more startled. .lluw could he preach
ar perform ille labaTious dulles Of a pas.
ter without his daily glass II bliers
How could he get up in rod winter
night and 90 10 pras hy ihe bed oi some
ds ing paTlsll"ner, Mili"ul glass III some
lh's,g 10 prevent his taking cold How
rouiJ he attend The Tanoas egrlesiasiirsl
aleeis=ss oflhe Ghnrrh wiIllcII something
NJ help hin bear Ihr lalignes Of lie Jour.
aey! were thoughts ilal Pa.srd wili.
hshinnsg rapi,aly through his mind. The
sacrifice was indeed great. bni he web
iare Of his child demanded Il. And sum-
aoniTg nh his resolution, with lalIer.
ing voire he Feplied.-.I rM DO II, my
SON. Aud lh'ss they pledged themselves
n Total Abstinence there. The lake.
the trees, and The pure blue SKY, bring
their Oaly Witnesses, ave only that llnly
Being Who Is every where. A. they &C.
retrared tier steps. his father, taking tie
lilils wa'rh from llis parkei, gave i TO
Dennie. aud said Ny SIN. you have
long wished that would give yuu lhi.
watch. II is nav ynurs as hong as y0H
Keep your promise. Should that ever be
bIokeu. shall expect You 10 return i, 10
ne till then. let II be a token 10 you o.
this promise we have INV made.
Years haze passed; ana The same liue
Dennle' is NOW Distinguished clergy
man 10 one ol our must pnpulous Wet.
ern riiies. lonr bright linle boys call
him father. hal same lillle gold watch
,lecorales his parlor wall. and often does
he point TO il aud tell of his danger and
his escape from the whirlpool u Intern
peIanee.