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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

EMIGRATION The total number OF persons
who emigrated from the United Kingdom 10 the
past year was 24s,098, viz, 144,576 males and
l03,5l3 females OF these, 1858 were cabin
passengers, and 2s5,73i steerage. l76, ss3 were
from England, 59,70l from Ireland, and / sos
from Scotland. The destination of the emgrants
were iollows:-1SS, 233 to the United States
500 TO South America, 1882 to the North
American colonies, 4,346 to Canada, 33 to Van.
COVERS Island, 855 to the West Indies, 1870 to
the East Indies, ll45 TO the Cape OF Good Hope :,
and "a 900 to the Australian colonies. The great
est number of emigrants embarked from Liver.
pool, London, Belfast and Dublin.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

PRUssic AclD. a German paper says that
suspension OF life caused by prussc acid, is only
apparent; life is Immediately restored by pouring
acetate OF potash and common salt dissolved in
water on the head and spine. In that country
rabbits have been at once recovered from the eff
ects OF prussic acid by this means.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

Two old gentlemen of our acquaintance were
comPlimenting each other on their habits of TEN.
perance.
Did you ever, neighbor, said one, see me
with more than could carry = No indeed
was the reply. moi / But base seen you when
1 thought you had better gone twice after it,
Belfast Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

LATE FROM TEXAS. party Of Camanche indians
had attacked body of Americans and Dlexcans about
65 miles west Of San Antonio, and dispatched item.
Politics at Texas we're running high There were 4
candidates in the field for the Governorshp. Plsbury
was being strongly opposed for Congress Gen. Sam
Houston was expected shortly to make speech at
Huntsville roas supposed that he ooud occupy the
position assumed By Co.. Benton
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13
NOTICE.

Lii persons indebted either by note or account TO the
"A estate Of JOSEPH CONVERSE, deceased, re-
quesed 10 pay the same Immediately they will be left
IN other hands for collection And all persons having
demands agnns said estate requested present the
same for settlement without delay.
BETSEY CONVERSE,
EE. Estate JOS Converse.
WORCESTER July ID. 1910 dLf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

ty-ln Dexter, Maine, on the 4th, party of
young men riding in wagon and playing with
India crackers, set fire 10 some cartridges for can.
non which they had IN a box, by which they
were blown up; three we're killed and three 9th.
ers badly burnt. Among them were tour broth.
ers named Abbott.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

LIME.-Never mix fresh Stacked lime with
fresh animal manure unless you wish to DESTROY
part Of the value Of the latter. If you wish to
apply both lime aid manure, spread the manure
and turn it under with spade, and then apply
lime as top dressing. Old or mild lime may be
used along with manure Horticuiturist.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13
Cholera Record.

Al New York on Thursday, ll6 new cases and SO
dc aihs were reported.
AT Albany on Wednesday, cases of cholera and 2
deaths.
AT St Louis, on Tuesday the fureport of ntermenls
was 1870, of which $50 we're deaths by cholera. The
weather continues excessively warm.
The disease to be raging principally among the
better classes Of citizens The large numb RS who have
fed from the city has reduced the population very murh.
Al Richmond, Va on Wednesday, II cases and 6
deaths
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

SALE OF PORK. The municipal authorities
Oh st. Louis have prohibited the sale of pork in
that city, attaching heavy penalty to the VOL
alton oil the ordinance. This step has been taken
In consequence OF the prevailing opinion that
pork is inductive OF the cholera.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

O? Last Sunday, Joseph Congdon, cashier of the
Mechanics Bank, New Bedford, carried about
three pecks of Strawberries to the aims no use of
that city, and gave them to the inmates, about
seventy in number.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

WILLIsToS SEMINARY, EAsTHAmPToN. Josiah
Clark, Principal of the Leicester Academy, is TO be
Principal Of The institution at Eashanpton in place Of
Luther Wright, resigned
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

jury have given Hon. Samuel Putnam $500 less
damages than the County Commissioners awarded him
for house and land in DanveIs aiken by the Essex Rail-
road
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

u The Grand Jury for Middesex found true bill
against Pearson harged with the murder of his vie
and children, at Wilmington, some months since His
uia takes place in September.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

o. Isaac A. Biggs, convicted Of sending threat
enng letter to WIN. B Astor, in New York, has b cen
sentenced 10 the state prison for three years.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

Mas. MADISON. The lady of Elk President Madison
who has been lying ii for some time back, was consd-
cred much better Tuesday evening,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

"" What Is the use of bread?' asked an ex-
aminer, at recent school examination. g The
chief use OF bread ~ asked the urcbin. s.tbe
chief use OF bread is to spread butter and moIas.
SEES upon"
When did Adam first use walknr.stick }
When Eve presented him with little Cain.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

u More than seventeen million passengers passed
over the railroads in Massachusetts during the past three
years onJ ffly.six persons were killed, and sixty.
five injured
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

U Horace Bushnell, of Hartford, CT, has accepted
the invitation of the New England Society. of New
York, TO become their Orator on the 22d of December
next the Anniversary OF The Landing of The Pilgrims
on the Rock of Plymouth
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

William K. Stiles, Iae tax collector of New Orleans,
mas been convicted Of embezzipg y2s org 40 Of the
public funds.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

The New York Mirror publishes list of 297 persons
who have left Nantucket for California. 1t adds that at
least 100 more will go from The Island IN the different
vessels which are TO sail in a few weeks
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

REV. john PlERPoNT has accepted the invitation
of the lst Parish in Medford to become their pastor
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

What is the difference between Noah's Ark
and Joan OF Arc? One was made OF Gopher.
wood, the other Maid OF Orleans.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

Unless we can obtain a portion OF the fulness
OF God, we must pine in eternal want.-PaysOR
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13
Eolian Piano Fortes.

~ Colemans Patent Eoian Attachment, from the cell
ebraed factory of T. Gilbert ~ Co, Boston, will be
exhibited for few days at Tucker Il Boaneys Amer,
can House in this City. Their Agent, ii. WATERS OF
Boston, will be happy show them, aud to plain be
connection of the K,lian Attachment with The PianoI
and give few of her "sweet and flowing" tones 10 an
who may desire to hear them.
From the sale Of neary seven hundred A1olian Pianq
Fortes they have not heard OF who would part VIII
their instrument If they could not obtain another lhe
have received large number of the most haiterng TEST
moni4s of their Eoian Piano Fortes Anew of which ma
be seen at the exhibition.
These Instruments will be sold Uery lou. Please ca
and see them July IL,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13
FOR SALE.

~ TIVE Livery Property on Thomas street
It5N% 4 consisting of HORSES, CARRIAGES
fS HARNESSES, SLEIGHS, &c, together with
-LG--1 the lease The above property will be sold
together or separately TO suit purchasers For particulars
inquire OF the subscriber, ADDISON PAINE, cH the
premises, or Of o. HUDSON, Glen St.
Worcester, July Is, 1919. DIFF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

.8''sNekP their prescriptions failed. Ahons
s \, q consequence of frequent eve
..,,', q the discharge of my pastoral n
70 a severe Chronic Rhenmatisr
! easer year, caused me indescribabIe nn
s !, sa,s. Paroxysms, the skill of nv p6ys;
: Z, elQfned me great relief; but this 20
'npe1sry' Farther: in the winter Of "a
1 nsl,aC o. preaching great deal in nv
ya,, ,I, H;nurGneS IN this region, was al.
II; i' s'ad;ls, winch soon became so severe
T. T. sySfsm ods nor fhorouebiu pyost,ntaJ
,aatis became worse, so also id nv ~
"a aliection-thus evincing that tbsSs
pihected with each other t6roupb az
'rft n system My s1lferlnps were ir'
,ro naa no prospect other than being on.
from 70 the discharge of those duties and
c ~ ,to se labors, in which my soul has
IRON pHpCf 70
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13
STRAYED or STOLEN.

Sen-ya ENROM the subscriber the night of the ION
N@A Il ofihis month, valuable white MARE, eishI
A--4-y ears old. with long switch tail, long NAME
and short foretop Whoever will said to Inc
owner In Nortbbdge, about half mile north OF the mee
lug house shall be suitably rewarded.
July l3 d4tw3wk ARIEL G.. COLE
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-13

Free Soil Nomination for Congress-.
". dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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[ETsee advertisement in TO days Spy !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Dl,hnJuaETHs r.Lfss aL4D THE .
OEsEIh6

HBERliAPS no care may wholly prevent liz.
bliy 10 an attack Of this diseasc The rich
and the poor are equally subject 10 its attacks.
You will have II il you happen TO be where the
air strikes You, charged with choleiic vapor.
The great question is, as 10 the cure. For,
like influenza, all may have il, no matter what
preventive may be used. Now, experience must
direct us in this, as in other matters and cNpcfi-
cncc will not generally deceive; il a course has
been pursued, which has never failed to cure We
may reasonably expect that il will not fail us.
Let us understand the matter we'll disease
well understood is hall cured
This terrible disease has resisted nearly all the
efforts Of medicine TO nrrcst its progress, but
BRANnRETn's PILLs, all.,os. Immediately they
are swallowed, exert a beneficial influence they
carry out of the system the irritating matters up
on which the disease depends for its continuance
they arouse tue vital powers and restore warmth
10 the surface, previously chilled by the GOODNESS
of.approaehing DEATH There il no occasion for
fear provided Brandreth's Pills are on hand ready
for immediate use; their prompt administration
will yanqeish the mulady aud restore the health.
Use them as directed.
DR.. Brandretll's Principal Office, 2il Broad
way. New York.
or Agents for the sale Of Brandreth' s Pills.
d. Heart, Hillshorouph.
j. d. MDade, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mebane, Mason Hall.
A. Micklc d Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, Cane Creek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Patterson S Store. ...
May D. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
For the HillsborourhR ecorder.

MR. EDiToR lit was my privilege 10
attend the Rail Road meeting q, Proyi.
dence, in Alamsnce county, on Thursday
last, and heartily wish every citizen Of
Orange and Alamance could have been
there. Our esteemed. eloquent and patri-
otto citizen ex.Governor Graham, was
there. Mr.. Caldwell, the Legislator Of
Gulford, who, seeing and knowing his
duty 10 his state dared 10 do il, was there;
aud both did good service. In these de-
generate times, when most Of our Politi.
clans are on the alert 10 see which way
the popular current is setting, that they
may smoothly and quietly glide along
with il 10 places Of profit and honour. the
cardinal principle with them being their
own advancement 10 high places in the
Slate; i, is indeed refreshing 10 find here
and there noblespirit whohas the indepen.
dence and patriotism totake The lead in i'm.
portant measures, and 10 devote their time
aud their talents in endeayoring TO show TO
their fellow citizens their true interest, and
10 persuade and urge them to do their du-
liy 10 themselves. TO each other, and 10
their country. The facts and arguments
brought forward on that occasion, and the
plain and candid manner in which they
were stated. could not lail TO convince eve-
~ unprejujiced and inquiring mind oflhe
Importance Of engaging heart and hand in
The great work Of building the Central
Rail Road. shall not attempt 10 give
sketch Of The speeches, but shall content
myself with urging every man who feels an
interest in the prosperity Of the State, his
own welfare and the welfare Of his child.
rem, TO wake up and inquire into the mat.
ter;-trusting that everyone who candid
" makes the inquiry will not fail TO be
convinced that his interest and duty leads
the way, and that strong impulse will
induce all our citizens 10 come up to the
work like men-like worthy sons of the
old North State-determined to succeed.
Mr.. Editor, the Central Rail Road can
be built, and must be built; and that, too,
by the sons Of North Carolina. Let ese-
ry man lay hold acsording TO his ability
and il is done. Let US look into the mat
ter. We are told that the counties Of
Orange and Alamance must raise $3.50,
900. or the work will fail. say they
can do it; and do il with ease, if they will.
Orange, including Alamance, has 1900
Senate Voters. We will take il for grant.
ed that one half of these have not the abb
lily 10 subscribe any thing yet il the 9th.
or half will make the effort il can be done.
There are surely in the two counties
/ ...ha 49,. y mn a nnn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22

sssse sTIsasiasg saEsa.S = e; III < Lar a.
i'm s0ne aa~ ~ Spsa.A Ca1sui = NsE
Oslrans mas sasP~esed Il hasias. D Dc AL a
ssmr sccomPloess fecilly latsa hin - b0srl q
. sssssi and sens his % Havana. The c0lruI
sss IN osussueuos Grresioa sEd led 10 bail N
ikr sun a $500. snl al sEsn.inssson forthwith
Instituted. xhiah coGlncel several Gays. bUl
aiihoui any saiisGaeiory result.
The affair having furnished sul5scs ~ many
neNs2aPer paragraphs. anl display ofmach pa
iriosie Indignation II an Ouirsge Cron our naiOn-
Il honor. has bern drPniset q Is interest By he
arrival q The British zsranrr Trent = Mode.
Tr Maile Papers state. on authority u lie pilot
a n. Trent. that senior Reg hsJ auisei q Ha-
vans in The schooner Mary Ellen. AM aas trans.
ffrrd 10 an American brig at quarantine. lthe
regulations no, allowing any Ons to land without
performing he quaraniine Of eish, dsss.) Gene
ri caInPbcils The American consul. Immediately
upon hearing q Rey's reported Abduction. went
alongside The brig. and OiisIed his protection to
lake him outside Of The Moro. and pm him on
board the packet about 10 sail for New ORLEANS
but srnOr Rey declined he consuIs services. say.
ing Re lcas hue W his 0,ca free riH. Upon
Tins General camPbeil Dropped The matter. II
,his intelligence proves to be correct. the proceed
ings q, New Orleans win Of course be pun an end
10.
During the progress d this affair !, Is proper 10
say. that our Government was not unInindful II
IL duty, and that prOpsr steps were promptly Ia.
Ken 10 ascertain the facts Of tic case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Railroad Meeting In smithaeId.

Il meeting Of the citizens Of Johnston county,
numerously attended, was held at Smi,hfeld on
the sth inst. The meeting was addressed by
several individuals, who showed with much clear
ness many Of the great benefits that would flow
from the construction Of the rosd-thst |, would
place Us within few miles Of a market within
the borders Of our own Slate-ihai il would
build up our.Own seaport towns--tha, the facill.
tics for transporting news would be greatly i'm.
Provcd-that it would give additional character
10 the State that first declared her Independence
that il would be an index pointing to the road
ofprospcrity for generations vet unborn--tha, il
would arrest the tide Of emigration that is con.
santly bearing our worthy citizens to the far West
&c. Much enthusiasm seemed TO be awakened.
and many present proved their sincerity ly sub.
sciibing for stock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
The Cuba Expedition. -The Phil.


delphia North American. in commenting
upon the late Proclamation of the Presi.
dent, says:
Intelligence has reached US; from a
reliable source, that a force numbering be.
tween five hundred and eight hundred
men has recently been assembled al Round
Island, opposite Pascagoula, under the
command OF Col. White, who figured
not long ago al Yucatan. II is also stated
that the sum of $3.50 900 has been de.
posted in Mobile 10 promote the objects
Of this neiarious movement, the particular
direction Of which is not yet distinctly as.
ceriained; though from facts lately come
10 light, through authentic channels, lis
destination is supposed 10 be Cuba, where
a landing is contemplated at the south side
Of the island. II is understood that rem
devious, with view Of enlisling men,
have been opened a, Baltimore, New York
and Boston. as well as al Mobile and New
Orleans. We have not been able 10 dis
cover that any attempt has been made in
this city 10 collect force, or 10 supply
arms and ammunition"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
By the President Of the United States
A PROcI AMATInN.

There Is reason 10 believe that IN arm.
ed expedition is about 10 be fitted on in
The United States with an mention 10 in.
wade Inc Island Of Cuba or some of The
Provinces Of Mexico. The best Infnrma.
lion which the Executive has been able
TO obtain points TO the Island Of Cuba Us
the object Of this expedition. II is the
duty Of this Government 10 observe tie
faith Of treaties and to prevent any II.
erosion BY our rilizens upon The ERR
ries Of friendly nations. | have The
fore, thought il necessary and pgeHsT
issue this Proclamation. 10 warn I'll
gems Of the United States who shall II
meet themselves with an enterprise .
grossly in violation Of our laws and
treaty obligations tia, they viii Their
subject themselves 10 The heavy penal
denounced against them by our Act d
Congress, and will forfeit their claim 10
the protection Of their country. Nos h
persons must expect the interference II
this Government in any form on their n-
half, no matter To what exnemIiies taey
may be reduced in consequence Of ter
conduct. An enterprise 10 invade l6a
territories Of friendly nation. set on on,
and prosecuted within the limits OF lie
United States, is in Tho highest dcl "a
criminal, As tending 10 endangcr tile piece
and compromit the honor Of This mali !;
and, therefore, eNhori all good ciliz1 3,
as they regard our national reputation IS
they respect their own laws and the l. s
OF nations, as they value tie blessing IL
peace and The welfare of their country. ip
discounlenance and prevent by all Law I.Hl
means any such enterprise; and | rsh
i upon every officer of this Goycrnm, &,
civil or military, TO use all efforts in is
power 10 arrest for trial and punishm nj
every such offender against the laws r j.
siding for The performance Of our sacrft
obligations 10 friendly Powers.
Given under my hand, the eleventh day
OF August, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and foriy-niae
and The seveniy-fourlh Of the indepertl.
cnce Of the United States.
Y. TAYLOR.
By the President;
]. MCLAYToS, Secretary Of State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Rail Roads.-AbOu, twenty-five Raj

Rail ROads.-AbOu. twenty-five Rail
roads are in progress Of construction in the state
Of New Hampshire. Cost, abou, 10000, 900 dol.
lars.
In Ohio, the entire length Of the various ca.
mails and slackwstcr navigation improvements,
made since 1875, is s2l miles, at cost Of Is 1859,
800 dollars. or railroads, there are now in Ohio
s7i miles completed, and 400 in progress.
In England, 1853 miles of Railroad have
been authorized by Parliament, with capital to the
amount Of G936, $50, 2lO, Ofwhich .Gl67 ,32l $3.50
has been paid in. The extent completed aud open
for traffic is 1915 miles; the receipts upon which
for the year ending so,h June 1919, were CO 1913.
$50, being an increase Of II per cent. over the
receipts Of 1877.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Hon. Willie P. MIangum.-We regret


TO learn that the Hon. W. P. Mangum,
the distinguished Senator from North Ca
rolina, has been lahoring for some weeks
under billions affection. lie has been
detained at Washington on this account,
much 10 his own regret and inconyeni-
ence, and has been prevented from parli-
cipating in the late canvass in North Caro-
lima. The nature Of his affection Tchron-
ic diarrhea has SO prostrated his strength
as to render him unable 10 devote his
time, either 10 public or private pursuits,
with that perseverance which has charac-
,erized his whole life, or 10 permit him 10
return 10 his home. We are glad 10 learn.
however. that he has SO far recovered
within the last few days as 10 warrant
him soon 10 set out for his residence in
North Carolina. We trust that change
Of air and location will speedily restore
him 10 vigorous health.
As politician. Mr.. Mangum has ever
maintained high reputation, always Sc
curing the warm esteem OF his party
friends, aud commanding the respect Of
even his bitterest opponents. So true is
this, that we doubt if he has personal
enemy in either party. Not less remark
able is the purity Of bis principles, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Internal Improyemcnts.-An q,

.ocistion. called the Wake County Internal ln.
,rovement Association, has been formed in Ia.
leigh. of which Maj q. L. Hinton has bccn elect.
ed President. Thomas J. Lemay Vice President.
n. b. Smith Secretary, and James M'Kimmon
Treasurer. The object Of the association is to
eollec, and disseminate among the people inior.
nation on Inc subject Of internal Improvements,
and help forward % completion the Central Rail.
road project. A constitution and regula ions
have been adopted, and committees appointed 10
carry gu, the purposes contemplated by the assO.
citation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22
Fearful Mortality in Sc. Louis.


~. Louis Union, oi the lilh instant, avs
IL was yesterday stated from The pull
pit of one Of our most eminent tlrines,
and whose incessant labors for The last Ten
weeks among the sick had given him the
fullest opportunity Of Judging with accu-
racy. that at least eight thousand of our
citizens have been carried off since The
cholera prevailed among us as an epidemic.
To add 10 this fearful and heari.rending
account, the same divine stated that at
least one half Of this number we're parents,
and in vast many instances both parents
were taken from family, leaving from
three 10 five helpless offspring 10 be thrown
upon The cold charity Of this world. What
tale Of suffering and woe does the above
simple statement contain :"