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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25

Some Of Tie Southern Iocofoco papers
we notice are finding fault with General
TayIor's Administration because uf The
establishment; Of the Home Department OF
the Government. al The head Of whirh is
Mr.. Ewing. Now this affords al evidence
OF the unreasonableness Of tie attacks upon
lie new Administralion--of liiat blind rage
which has a place in The breasts Of a por.
lion Of the l.ocoloco party. Why, the
Home Department was created by Mr..
Folks Administration, his signature being
affixed 10 Tie Bill establishing il. We
happened TO be in the Senate when the
Bill was uuderdlscussion there, and among
The most ardent Of its friends were the LO-
cofoco Senators from Mississippi, Messrs.
DAVIS and Footc, both Of whom IN their
speeches advocating the passage Of the Bill
repeatedly referred 70 the views Of Presi-
dent Polk aud Mr.. Walker, Secretary OF
the Treasury, i'll its favor. Mr.. Walker,
they said, deemed the establishment Of a
Home Department as not only desirable
thing, but as loudly demanded by the ex-
igences of the country, and as essential
TO proper administration of its affairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25
"wednesday, July 2J.
FOR CONGRESS.
HENRY n. NASH, ESQ.
or ORANGE

r5Wehase been requested 10 say hat MsssHs.
Nah and Tenable expect 10 b. IN lIiilshoroGgh
On Tuesday llle 3isi instant, and 70 address The
peo,lc 81 lie important political questions no~
irlole lheln.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25

Hiram ". Hu.,eI. Esq Of Raleigh. has lesh
appointed ~ The Pnesidrn, Aitvrnes q The I'M
,ed states 81 he District IL North Carolina. IN
The plaos II William II. lisigk. Who declined he
Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25
Sneering at Gen. Taylor. -The OF

Sneerlng at Gen. Taylor. op-
posllion press have adopted, syslemali.
cally, a style Of scofing, bellttleing and
conlempluoIs remark, when speaking Of
Gen. Taylor, which. however !, suits lie
tastes Of those who indulgeit it, will scarce
" command The syinpathles Of the Amer
lean people. They allude to him as an
imbecile, cyphet in his Cabinet, .he tool
of his Secretaries.
This is much in The manner Of these
same gentlemen when they heard he was
surrounded by large Mexican ARMY on
the Rio Grande. A number Of noses
which affect the air in complaceut mock
cry now. we're then turned up at his I'M.
beclity, his good-hearted good -iornothing'
ness, his feebleness, his unskillfulness, and
such like wa,sry coskneJlsms, until tht
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
Horse Shoeing and FarrierY.

'NIIE subscrbcr bcrS leave 20 nnnOuce 20 lhr publc
that he has opened AN establishment IN Columbus
street, near the Catholic Chuch where the business
oihorsr shooting and ,rrcry will be- conducted the
most scientific principles. 1t is generally admitted
that too many Of those who practice Shocing are to-
tally Ignorant OF its principles. thereby producing the
numerous cases of Con,IconS and diseases of the
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty OF
every one who values good horse, so essential TO
his profit well his pleasure, to secure the ScrNl-
ccS of good inrricr for so useful an animal.
FIFTEEN years practical experience, it is hoped, will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system, cal
culated 10 prevent diseases consequent on unSlml
Snocing and when necessary, TO remedy the errors
OF the past /. flaming.
Ottawa, Nov o. SIS. Ii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
The WashingtOnC Coffee House and
IscstauraYlh.

has! SiHC ~ TIE Court HJUsc Square aud merit fyyT
10 The VGnSion Rouse.
SUiRkEY & CURTIS beg to inlurm their
- friends and the public that, having taken tAc a.
boyc PREMISE aud fitted them Up suitably for the hu-
-inc,s. II s. their intention 10 accommodate the pub
lic with refreshments at the most economical rates
Meals can always be- procured on the shortest notice,
at any hour OF the day. Farmers ani others army
ing IN town and not wishing 10 lose time car. Away
be- accommodated nj hand
=. S-Thr BAR Is supplied with the choicest
kinds of liquors, ME, wines, candles, and scgBI~
Lunch every day from halt pasttcn \ NJ al. twelve.
Dftcyyo semi ~ 1919
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS,
rriage n Wagon ManMiaciOrN.
- Cabinet Furniture, @
-I.sssrE Chairs aud Mattresses. n
Fall Cam D0ign.

] fins friends mud the public 10 his present stock
OF plain and parlor furniture. Feeling thankful for
the encouragement given him, he will make every
excrion still TO merit 1t, by keeping that style Of
work which will be of most value for the money,
and by selling at the lowest possible rates.
lie has on hand, and wall continue to receive from
st louisa variety OF Bureaus, cane and wood sent
Chairs, cane and wood seat Rockers, &c; and will
continue 10 manufacture bedstrads Of every style,
aud all such work as can be best made here
Moss Mattresses on hand aud made 10 order stuff
ed with 4 No. picked moss, aud cheaper than
they can be boughtin ST Louis or Chicago
Moss Tor sale and all kinds ofwork made to order
at his establishment on La Sale Street
DftnWa sent u lSig S-3n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29

Corner Of Water and Columbus st, near For Rircr
Till subscriber respectfully informs the people of
Ottawa, and the travelling public generally, that
he has purchased the above commodous establish
ment, and having undergone thorough rcpnirs and
renovation. Is now open Tor the accommodation Of
ira, Oilers and borders IN at least as good style rs
any other house IN town can afford and on the low
est terms Ample stdblIng i-attachcd to the rstah-
hshment The public are asked 90 give him n tnal
G-g'No one need shun the house through fear Of
being offended hy the perfumes oiliquor a. none l.
kept about the establishment.
INTnp MI Ep
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
KNON INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000,
FIRE, MARINE, AND llfs INSURANCE,
WV 'F'S7''''''@@'
Office OH Water street. mar Market, in Wises
Brick Row,
Vincennes, Indiana.

Once on wafer street, NEAR Market, III Nisc's
Brick Row,
VincenneS, Indiana,
VH>IllS company having been duly organized and
L the capital stock properly secured are now IRE
pared To receive applications for insurance against
loss or damage by fire, on buildings merchandise,
machinery. mills, manufactures, and all descrip-
tons oi property. Also merchandise and produce
in the course OF inland transportation, and upon the
lives OF individuals The rates OF premium which
will govern this institution, will conform to the
,ablished rates ithe eastern offices. Allosses will
be literally and promptly adjusted, and paid
Directors.
Robert N. Carnan, VIM ;! Ipise, VIM. J. Heb
crd, Horace +. Peck, Cyrus NJ Allen, OF Nmcennes.
Vincent I West, OF Pike county, Ind.
Peter p Bailey, OF Fort Wayne, Ind
Thomas + Benbridge Lafayette Ind.
Walter w. Early, Terrc-lloute, Ind.
David Wallace, Indianapolis, Ind
Henry d. Alls, Evansville Ind
Henry X Schoolcrnit, Washington ID. C..
Xephaniah Plat, New York.
X. n. Carnan, President
5 h. Whitney, Scc'u. n. T. Eldridrc Treasurer.
Cyrus NJ Allen and Samuel Judah, Conpsclicrs, of
Vncenncs. TllOS. l., BOuGHTON,
sept. 2l-ly. Agent, Ottawa Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
DAYTON WOOllen Factory,

THE above Factory will be carried on ms usual by
! d. GRrENJ Notwithstanding the fatal epidemic
which has carried of three of the Green family. and
hope to receive as heretofore liberal share ofpulic
po'-npnpc, Wcwould here tender our thanks to our
friends and pntrms,Y''i hsr. -. ,-' ,',er,'on md
ne TO merit your generous confidence.
Dayton. H. April ~. 1912 J. g. D. GREEN.
n B--1he FIGURING Mills of John Green will
be carried on rs heretofore by D.G
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
Business CARDS.
New Lumber Yard.

TllEnndcrss ncd begs TO inform the public gene
l rail- that he has for sale every variety of
LumJer, Shingles, ana Lath,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
d. D. THOMPSON, VI. D.,

Offers his professional services to the citizens OF OF
iawa and vicinity. Office, al the store OF G.. L.
Thompson, apr - %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
3. J. Smith,.

LtA Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
OILS, Dye. MugS, Sc. sc,
Newark, kcnlaLI COUNTY, Illinois.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
CHARLOTTE. N. c. FEBRUARY o. 1870.

tables. These are the heads of this BILL i.
being impossible TO give all its provisions.
u. Concerning the President and D,rec
tors of the Literary Fund. Au,horizes
the President ard Directors to move suits
to w, ke county, &c.
%. Concerning costs in certain cases in
Equity. Upon the plaintiff distressing
his osn bill, or defendant dsnissing for
want Of prosecution, plaintiff shall pay to
defendant full cost.
20. To amend the l9h sec:ion Of the
1924 chapter Of tie Revised Statutes, con.
corning Pedlars. 10 pay tax OF $50,
aud be native or na,uralzed citizen of The
United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
INTELLECTUAL READING.

As understanding wha, is read is the
great rule for good reading, children should
be Infatuated from the first, TO give unin.
tefrupied attention To the incoming of What
they lead. With this view, they should be
frequently and regularly called upon to close
their hooks, and to give in their own Ian.
gunge The substance Of the sentence or pas.
sage just read. Such questioning, /, is ev
ldeut, hxes tho attent,oa OF the children up
on the subject of their lessons and the an.
sweflng IN their own words, gives them o
habit of expressing themselves in suitable
language.
AT first, and perhaps for considerable
time, teachers will find so,he difficulty 10
applying the explanatory or intellectual
method. Children will be often slow TO
speak, or perhaps silent, even when able TO
give the required explanation, and time, so
precious IN large school, will, IN conse
quence be lost. But this is because they
have not been accustomed to give explana.
tons. Exercise them" therefore, from
the beginning, "as much az possible upon
the meaning Of such words and sentences as
ADM, OF being defined and explained. y
Begin With the easiest and most familiar
words; and express yourself satisfied with
almost any explanation the child may be
able to give-provided he has conception
of its meaning. DO not wait for, or expect
accurate, or any definitions from children.
Encourage them to say just VIVA, they think
of il, and they will learn 10 describe it with
ease aud correctness.
A person entering the House Of Com
mons when Permanent was sitting, excla,m.
ed" These are goodly gentlemen, could
work for ,hom oil my life for nothing. y
What trade are you said one Of the al,en.
dan,s. "A rope maker" was the reply.
An cd lady arriving at church just as
tho congregation was rising to prayer
+" La |" said she, courleseying, don't rise
on my accoun, p
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09

u- Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square, us haes or less, ihis si-ed fype.) Jorfae
yfrsf insertion. and rs cents for each eontinu.
snec. Court Advertisements and Sherif's Sales
charged IS per cent higher; and deduction Of
3J5 per cent. yii be made from the regular pri-
sss, Tor s4rsrtissrs by The gear. Advertisements
inserted monthly or quarterly OIL per square for
each time. Semi.neathiy rs cents per square
for eaeA fisas.
gj- Postmas,css are respectfully requested to
act as Agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09

responsibility Of casting my vote for this
OIL regardless of any and all consequences,
so tar as | am individually concerned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
VOLUME N. XXX
Editor.

NEW TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snnun in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS il not paid until the close of the year.
Flatierinc offers TO Clubs.
6copiss one year to one direction, $40
"a a. IA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09

An cd lady arriving a, church just as
tho congregation was rising to prayer
La |" said she courteseying, don't rise
on my account p
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20


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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

Aef-lS ASEEDDl sFIHffG
~ WoepagFEs p2s l'9RnlIL
Ii rra ln1drir $50 Dlf.rre
ntr, Cao.ll ll0fbls. 1a1 scu.
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tatof 0ol p EezEs standing Ase. Ans 4ullly lh1a
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bus, and the tes tesse BeIlng. Of The ~ e Ehgres.
soah. st olanbas, Geo.
Tas IS g certify thar We, lie uaasts ensa. issyz
fully tested Dr.. W0odfad's BYsenterv Cordial
ssne Of ss fer yeaEs and from is effects anon oIsy.
selves and others We believe il 10 Be The sesof At
ether aEstons known By rs ioE those diseases e.
which i i intended Il has great and desergea
popularity il This eiI9 and stands pre-sninsnt allow
81 ether psepafatiena.
We look npon its Introduction into any cofnnuri
as q blsssng Hey lLLl4MS, Mayof.
GEO. " TuRgNITNE E. T'Fes
Rev ! BORING 4. E. Chnfc
eoLUABUs, Ca. July 10. 1647
Fuse Dr. oodfuf Z DysenteFg Cordial N mag
tiee, with The most positive good effect ard on 81
own subject to i.
the QHadfupe doses cry two houra, ana
itueyef lis % relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostfnms, fom principle +
most eheesfnIly present theahofe
J0lINts SLAPpEY, MI.
Albany Baker CO., Ca March 1918.
ALSO
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a1.This veTmiiuee medicine occupies 3 finb 1lss
"a The Estimation III many collufanffios s,,s r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

GoLUaBUs, Ga, July D. / 047
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own person subject to Reimbursement i.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

LATER PROM BRAZIL The brig Rainbow, Capt.
Mansfield, arrived yesterday morning from Rio
Jansiro, having left that port ON the Sd January,
being nine days later.
The Pacific mail steamship Oregon, Capt. PIER
son, which left this port on the 9Th December, was
going into Rie Janeiro as the brig Rainbow came
out, making passage Of twenty.six days, or about
the same time as the California.
The steamship Massachusetts, Capt. Wood, and
ship Iowa, Capt. Deming, sailed on the I'd January
for California. and as they went out OF the harbor
they were saluted by the frigate Brandywine, Com
Storer.
When Capt NJ left, the brig Flora, of Baltmore,
was attempting to get out of the harbor, past the
American fleet, and make her way to the coast of
Africa. The commodore was determined to take
her if she persisted in gong out he had guard
boats rowing round her at night, and the brig Per-
ry moored outside of her. There were number
of vessels intending to 60 to the coast, but the
Commodore had frustrated their plans, and they
had gwen them up.
There was an over stock Of flour In market, and
no sales. The ship Columbia, of Boston, was
taking IN. There were many German vessels In
port, taking freights very low tive large Bremen
ships had been taken up to 60 round to Valparaiso,
to load at low rates. There were but few Amer.
can vessels in port.
Freight was dull, say SIS cents per bag for coffee
to the United States.
In addition to Ethe above, we find the following
n an English paper, received by the Europa
The brig Hero has arrived She sailed from Pernam-
buco the 9th Of January.
The dstuI Dances which previous advices had stated
20 have broken out in the interior not completely
suppressed. On tho 9Th and 9th Of January numbers
Of soldiers, who had gone to assist in queDg the dis
turbances had been into PernambucO severely
wounded They sent TO the hospitals in order
undergo the of their wounds.
In consequence Of this state of things the English
residents at PeTnambuco feeling uneasy lest
the rebels might approach to their vicinity had made
formal request to the Comma der OF the English brig
f Grecian remain there for the present. which
was done
As it tie Carnival season. business at stand
still.
The Boston Atlas of yesterday, gave the an
nexed:--
PERrAMBUco. Jan 18th Our rcht:ca aGa.rr are a.
Stunning q better aspect in the opinion govern
ment; but there many influential men who doub
the possibility ofquelng these disturbances fer
considerable period The principal of the nsur-
gents have out to join the forces which report
says amount to 500 1000 nd their object to
establish . republican government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27
Com mon Council.


BOARD OF AssIsrArr ALoERMEr.-Fsb. 20-WIlson
Small, President, in the Chair.
The reading Of the minutes Of the proceedings Of
the Last meeting was dispensed With.
Several petitions, Of trifing Importance vsrs >rs
isnted, and refsrred to appropriate committees
fre BeH.-Petition for Q hre bell in the nsiehbor-
hood Of Union market. Referred.
Petition OF Lewis B. Grimm, to b appointed Super.
Erfra Pay.-Petition Of Thomas Jefferson Smith.
Judge Of Marine Court compensation for extra
services. Referred
Cs'le Garden Petition Of French H.issr, to h.v.
the bridge at Castle Garden repaired Referred.
Lease Report favorable to leasing thel lot at the
corner Of Twelfth street and Sixteenth avenue to J.
Depeystsr for the term Of Eve years. ct the annual
rent Of $3.50. Adopted In concurrence.
Ledsing Pebble Lands and Slips by .auctisn The
Committee on Whsrves, Piers snd Slips, asked to be
discharged from the further confederation Of rssolu
ton, recommending that all public lands aud slips be
put for lease by auction and that they b
let to the highest bidder on proper security being
to the Finance COMMITTEES. II was 90 referred.
Chatham Ssuare.-Report from the Committee on
Ordinances In favor Of concurrng'with tho Board Of
Aldermen in recommending the repeal Of tho existing
ordinance, which permits the streets and sidewalks In
Chatham Square to be used for the sale Of furniture
and other articles by auction. Concurred in
Ordinance for Rs.orssniring the Croton Water
Board-Ths Board concur with the Board Of Alder.
men, In rsoemme ndins the passage Of act for the
70 org nizipg the Croton Water Board. The ord,-
nance adopted % IL came from the othsr Board
observation-disclosures FRkAM offered resolution
calling for special committee to investigate certain
matters relative to abuses practssd at the CITY pr,son
keys Of the cslb in said prison.
BY Assistant Alderman MoRoAN-Resolvsd,t that tho
rock In the mouth Of Walnut slip be blewn out under
Inc direction OF the Street Comntssioner, at
Ferries
BY Assistant Alderman FsArxLIN-Rssslved, thst