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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30
Importance of a Single vote.-on,

single vote sent Oliver Cromwell To tho
Long Parliament, Charles Stuart 10 the
scafold, revoluiionizpd England. and made
Great Britain free. Four votes in the city
Of New York, made Thomas Jefferson
president Of The United States. One vote
gave US the tariff of 1912. and one volo
made the tariff Of 1916. One vote gave
us Texas. maderwar with Mexico, slew
thousands Of our people, and purchased
California, turned ihither the tide Of en-
igralion. and will change the destiny Of
the world. Day Book.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

The last. .advices from Chagres furnish
the intelligence that the contractor for con.
structing the Panama Railroad had arrived
at Gorgona, and was making his arrange.
ments for prosecuting his work. Mr..
John Lloyd Stephens, the Vice President
Of The Company. had been welcomed in
the most cordial manner, by letter from
the Ex-Pfesident Of the Republic. Gen.
Mosquera. who is said to be devoting all
hls energies, as a. private. citizen. 10 the
enterprise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

A foreign letter says that the French
are gaining ground against the Arabs. but
at fearful cost Of blood. These defend
themselves and their country bravely. dy-
ing but never snrrendering. Eight hundred
Of them had re,reated 10 an oasis, where
they fought until The last man was killed.
Literally there was not one left TO tell
the tale. This beats rhermopyle, from
which there was one fugitive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30
The Sub. Treasury.-A writer in the

The Sub -Treasury.-A writer in the
Bankers Magazine and Statistical Regis
ter. edited and published by ]. Smith Iio.
mans, in an article on National Curren.
cy. gives us an insight into The operations
Of The Sub-lreasury that is moi without in
terest. President Polk and Mr.. Walker,
remarks the Washington Republic. both
told us that the Sub treasury law required
notifications and amendments; but we
believe that the faithful are determined TO
retain all It's defects and absurdiiies. We
copy paragraph from the article 10 which
we refer:
"A total of eight millions FIVE hundred
aud seventy nine thousand dollars proba-
bly, changes hands every month. II is
continually in motion. Hosts of public
officers and the clerks Of merchants are
employed, al a severe cost of labor, time,
and vexa,ion, in counting and recouniing
boxes and bags of coin that should be per-
manently al rest or very rarely moved.
Disputes and differences of opinion are
constantly arising between The payer and
payee, as 10 the values OF certain coins.
A clerk is detained several hours in max.
ing payment Of few thousand dollars
into the Sub-reasury. when the same sum
could be paid. satisfactorily to both par
ties, in three minutes, il a legitimate govern.
ment circulation were adopted. The sin
gular spectacle has been recently present.
ed Of transporting coin in a ,oagon from
the Treasury Department to the capitol,
IA distance Of one mile.) for the purpose
Of paying The per diem Of members Of
Congress. Soon after being received by
them il is converted into bank paper, as
more convenient. more desirable, and
more safe. for their own individual uses,
or il is deposited in banks whose re-char-
ter was refused by Congress, and checked
for in bank paper, IN sums to sun The
wants of the holder"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-30

4 Prize Essay Of ht WsnflrortA Farmer.
chb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY is.

vHn lew articles 81 necessary wearing aoDarel
and the lev shilngs had started or my iourasy
WIN were nearly exhausted. | had the confidence
psme 70 them my destitute condition, IA, MT
ore o. mem put cent into my hand. never was
eAheuy IKE the unjust steward, who said Dig
eabbot ard u Big am ashamed" was ever
e,paned 70 beg bu, could dig. with good will, n
hsd Opportunity. But nov bad no chance; it
would REQUIRE the whole, or nearly the Eh1le time
between this and the next Sunday u reach the
pace OF my appointment What was 10 done 7 l
Isl' very unwilling to cause disappointneut; |
therefore moved forEsrd, though with rather
de'Perng heart, a. first; but soon gathered co1r-
age ara strength from the reflection, that il God
mao Eio''ed me work 70 perfJrm he would either
P''''ue means u feed me on the way, or give me
sHepeth 70 perform the journey without il. IL re-
quir,o me 10 be on the way two nights and | had
oaleiy change sufficient In my pocket 70 pay for
my morse keeplng and my lodging and furnish me
with single meal And with this performed
the journey, without making my condition known
70 any person, or asking the charity of strangers
On the last day, long after every cent was speat,
IN crossing the Green Mountains from Adams
ihfooeh savoy to Willamsb1rgh, felt quite ex
hsusted' and thought my poor beast felt faint and
weary TOO; and, on looking around and beholding
tne abundance that re Tarded the abors Of the in
dustrious husbandmsn even ia that cold aud noun
famous country, | could scarcely refrain from re-
pinlDg at my lot, and thinking that if this was an
allotment OF Providence, II was a severe one; and
Tor moment, fearful dependency seized my
soul! Built was momentary only for, on looking
around saw good fresh turnip by the vayside,
that somebody had dropped. | alighted picked it
up, and proceeded bet few rods, when | csms to
a spot OF good fresh grass by the way here let
my horse feed stretched my weary limbs on ma
lures verdabt carpet, and ate my turnip. then
arose refreshed, both in body and mind. Ny des.
ponding feelings had entirely left me and holy
calmness, an mistaken confidence in an all wise
and boubtfu Providence, with a conscientious CON
viction that was in the way Of duty accompanied
and cheered me to the end Of my journey. ar.
rived at the house of Mr.. WashburD father OF Mrs.
Baou, some time after noon bat could wait with
out feeling any inconvenience, until their usual tes
time; and then ate hearty meal, without expert
ekcing any injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DEA1H OF THE PREsIDEST The Committee OF
Citizens met with the Committee Of Trustees on
Tuesday evening, bat did not conclude we under.
itsnd on any definite plan for pubic demonstration
Of respect &c. They will meet again 90 Friday.
FLusBse AND ASTORIA STEAMBOATS, Were
these boats or one more OF them to stop at foot
Of South Fourth or South Third Sta. or some other
point in the village in their up and down sripsshey
wonld no doubt this warm weather, receive num-
Der OF pss'ergers- Many ladies and gentlemen,
with their families. would frequently take an ex-
eursion, in ali probability. bat viii not Afford the
time and fatigue Of coming to New-YOrk by the
Peek sip Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

STAINING CLER6YNES.-We are often reminded
Of the man who boosted that be had been Metbo-
dist forty years and he thanked God it had never
coat him q angle cent Such people are too com.
mon in all denomination and they need stirring
up. The following extract from the Memoir Of
Rev. n. Stacy, pioneer Of Univeralism in Yer.
mont and this State, gives hint which we trust
narrow souls Of whatever creed viii understand as
addressed TO them
/ had, at the solicitation Of friends, particularly
in Addison county, Travelled two hundred miles 10
Wait them and deliver my message They had
manifested great satisfaction In the opportunity Of
hesriYg me preach, bad urged me. with the utmost
earDestness, TO stay longer solicited me with all
apparent sincerity, 70 make them another visit az
soon IS possible; thanked me times without num-
Der, and expressed their gratitude in the wnmest
terms possible bat, alas they never thought TO
inquire bow ! was, pecubiary, prepared 70 meet
the expenses Of my journey; or # my horse would
ever need q shoe, or my self q change Of apparel
Ny ministerial labors bad ever been spsriDgty re-
vsTaed and il Vas right, no doubt, for they we're
worth bat htile-l so considered them myself; all
ever had received esteemed a. q charitable do
nation. But now | felt the need OF something,
more than | ever had before. Ny earnings IN
% hcol L aching the previous winter. had been ex
bsusttd IN the pay ment Of some small debts had
been obliged ~ contract, and IN furnishing myself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CITY CoURr- Tuesday r efore Judge Green
wood - Mory Denny VS. Cornelius Saedeksr -
The plaintiff is a teacher and occupied the base
meut Of the Deanst Methodist Episcopal Charch
as school room. She alleges that 90 about the
l.t Of lsst October the defendant as one Of the
Trustees Of said church, forciby and wrongfally
elected her from the premises, aud put her school
furniture in the street, for which eectmeut the
present action was brought to recover danages.-
The deferse set up was that the occupancy ia
question was simply tenantcy at will, which was
terminated before the ejectment complained Of
The trial OF this case vas terminated by verdict
for defendant For plaintiff S. Garrison for de-
PENDANT, Judge Dikeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
A n. AERWIN, Anctionecr.
DY BANGS, PLATT e. co. store 204 Broadway.
DPneular attention given To be sale OF Private LiDrs'
rics Cssh advances made when desired

n
by BANGS, PLATT a. co. store ~ srosdwy.
rtos. Cssh advances made when desired.
TIFTYsscosD sEw.YosK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept g 1850.
Yhe undersigned announce the next RE0UL fkAOc
SALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery Stereotype Plates
Binders Materials nc to commence 90 Monday, the 9h
Of September and to be conducted under the same regus
ross 10 the last one.
Tbey reqses that invoices for the catalogue be furnished
Immediately The printing will be- commenced al an early
day. !,
fhe usual cash advances will be made on receipt OF
2O4 Broadway.
Ar PsIyArE sALE-Bohn's Popular Library Series
Complete OF these very desirable and select work are
cow offered the trade and Others compr ing the stand
ard Library 81 vols; the Scientific Library, vols the An
hQusrisn Lbmry IS vols the Classical Library u yols
and the illustrated Library new series, Including Lodges
Portraits Of IlusthOus Personages Of Great Britain The
volumes sold separately II desired. new list has us
been issued OF the various WORKS and may be hsd 81 the
store
Junius Letters with all the notes Of Woodfsrs edition
schegaPs Lectures Modern History, Lamartines His
tory OF the French Revolution Humbolrs Views Of Va
mre, Hand BOOK OF Oames and pew and popular uansis
uons OF sophoeles, Eschyus, Aristotle Eunpides and
Virgil . A.
2vols 8vo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics Jonn'
sou's Farmers Encyclopedia Gnenon's grea wot 90
Mich Cows Thsers Principles Of Agrcu lure, De rccqne-
vlle's Democracy In America, lions songsier eeunous
Double Entry Bookkeeping. svo and Wises Aeronsunca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
poes-One source Of Inconvenience I've bad

Docs One source OF Inconvenience I've bad
nesry ssidthe only onel a2pertainiDg 70 residence
in WILLIAMSBURG, arises from the large member
OF dogs kept, some of them being, il is true, good
quiet watch dogs-for which hey are Intended
while others keep up such barking sad disturb
ance all night that no man who goes TO bed sober
snd it is to be presumed the citizens Of williams
burgb 90 to bed 10 other way, can sleep fr them
beside which the annoyance and injury to the sick
may readily be imagined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

FINALE CONFERENCE.-The Boston T'rqr.
eiler says: A letter received at the MarshsPs office
states that two females, French Canadians, have
been arrested in WATERFOWL for passing counter
felt two's upon the Rockingham N. II Bank
They Their residence in the vicinity OF Fresh
Pond. The country is flooded with counterfeit
money.
PORTLAND, NE.-The whole amount assessed
for city purposes the current year in the city OF
Portland is sc follows; On real aud personal es-
tate, ss6,s67 Sc; Polls, s4,s73 rs. Total, SOL.
Tl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
A; cHILroM, AqerIo1ssr, o,s

THURSDAY july Is 1850 At O'Clock,
OP N. on the premises Sing siog Coaago tSes-iho
balance OF the lots remsnng uus)d from tho sale of june
2Oh) They Of ine vi age OF Sing sing,
oOssy, sss--s -Oiio ., 'uo 49, -s.-
tons for village villa sLes there 10 10 be found DO
tween the mouh Of the CroOp and SpuyteDdev Croet
Th re IL not one foot oi lard the whole premises
II within FIVE minutes walk OF the railroad depot aud
steamboat landing. There four churches apd six
school houses The immediate neis hborhood Persons
viewing the premises do so by applying 10
j. w ROBINSON, Postmaster, Sing SinS, wac will show
e premises Maps and further particulars can bs ob.tn-
ed Of the Auciioneer WalLst jyl63'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoueer

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer.
% VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES AT NEW
OOBRIGhfON, STATEN ISLAND, AT AUCTION
ANTONY J BLEECKER Will sell At auction on
THURSDAY, July 18th. At u ocoef, At the Merchants
FNchsbge. The folio wing valuable property viz:
AT Nav. BRICHros, SrATEs lsLAsD.-S3 valuable cot
tR sites susled La elite O. odhue Clinton avs aud
Cd T. son. second and Fourth sts THIS
pTorey Is sdvsnsgeousy located for village residences
upon high ground inerseced by broad avenues couugu
on. to schools and hourly ferries 20 this city Win
prosper ofceab cottages being erected soon upon zd
sc. property preseLung 50 favorable an OPP
nor unity for sale made this season
lthogrsphc maps with terms and further parliculeTs
C. be obta ned application al tho Office Of tbs A1c
lioneer Broadst (fl43) jYl7 Dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18

nR. RICHARDsON'ss YRUP.-one Of The bess
Drmedies ofihe age Dr. Richardson's syrup tor ehol.
era ehoes morbus and summer complaints and pain 10 a
stomach.
Sold At Or. frsphageo's $50 Pesrisl; Charles H. Ring
1872 Broadway; 81 the Druggist store 4sl doi Robert 4
Bsnds 1888 Bowery Hayoock, 2ls Psarl-et; also, Ma
Have IT'S Fulton o. Brooklyn city jei 1ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
LEMON suGAR.

W. KELLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
j. instant production OF Lemon ede pot up 10 paper and
glass packages expressly for travelling, either BY land
sea
Also portable Soda for tho instant production Of sods
sier put up In glass packages TN po wdefed ststeI
The shove ARTICLES very desirable for lhey
are only curanves but prev. ntves Of The scuryy. For
ssls In lots 70 suit purchasers By the manufacturer
]. w. KELLY, 81 Bookman-sl
ie2f Ims doors shove Willism-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
PHILADELPHIA

SYDNEYMINsTEk CAkPkTINGs.-A nsw
- Iuc e-dsrk and tight sabduec eOloos ingram make
IN pali, m, forming boqueu Of Howsu With orecian
scrolls, 4c equal TO Administer, for sale only oy NE
manufacturer al 81 per square yard Who na1Bs e9
shst. Of - - yoefs 'noaN-
scnrng and lin porting fancy Wss carpsdnss oil cloths
window shades and msitpgs Immense establishment
Carpet Hall le ard - NOnh Second.a 6rsi door below
Christ Church Philadelphia wall justify bis sponsorship
20 an article every way equal Rdderminste and moi
onelhird price beautiful selection Of Brusses and
vevet spestr three ply and ingram csrP-ungs, With OIL
eolhs VIII be disposed Of very low pcos for cash o.
city acceptances (nsresi sdded lo make room foI !Au
stOrk. jrH I'm J. SIDNEY JONEos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
FCOLTON Aucuonser.
nrRw AMI SECONDHAND FURNITURE

lNGc-F COTTON will sell rHlS DAY. July 10, al lVt
O'clock at the auction rooms SO Be-k nan and ~ Annst
sree and genera assortment Of good urnure cOmpn'ng
sofas and sofa bedseads beOp ceuter and card tables
pg and DO mahogany and cured aole chair, "a
no, any roeke looIng glasses feather beds Office dess,
bTt ply and ingram carpets oil ohs, hat st-nos Solar
sbo b. lamps sndoes clocks croekery, dress and psa
bureaus yArdrobes kitchen furniture. &c Aso, several
dozen bedst ads Also several dozen fancy tables msao'
esny and plain. JFio u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
B. GARDINER, Anetioneer.
by BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store SIS Broadway, cor. Anthorysa
- Particular attention win be given TO sales Of faney
nes giving up house keeping Also Stocks Of ksuuse.
turors &c All Of which are respectfully solicited.
Having made arrangement with Mr.. A G. FUTILE ~
his salesman be hopes merit the patronage Of his tenss
and the public. lel hu
AT PRIVATE SALE-Diamonds Pearls and Pre- arus
Stones comprising large invoice OF amoods OF tie hrsi
water large Pearls Precious Stones, &c, worthy the al
tenuon OF dealers and others. Also elegant new
silver gilt priz sword cost s425 jy6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-18
MEDICINES.
TEN THOUSAND CURES.
AND MOT A SINGLE YAHupv

nRhASrlNGS's COMPOUND sYRUPOFNArxu.
Ceeieafstd thFo1ghcgi both sos its souS..l
sgr.s Ccnsumpaon A.,h ~ Decline sp:tag Of sloef
Nsni sN--ts Dihcuh Bfe-ihng. COagha CA. AMI Al
disesr. OF n. cheat and inngs
ia enect upon The D.-n is mid snd soothing NJ IA.
sss ~, e ,e 80, md sessoe. rsI-y fag owe
tn - psrmsDentcure Is effected.
The pIopnetnr thrreoreoot recommends me Nspoa
Syrup tHf Da'r1nt' q % es'si Tie ~vrsn scl apoo
he shyls, ard purify -he wsrYs1s n TO remove III In
peciu hich resTd the free circulation OF The Blood
&c warrants 10 open The ints-aR and srtensi pores Of
hody ard eject AL the obuO2oCs particles which have
accumulated IN The system be wsrsnis - neyc-6AiL
ing remedy 10 ,..,>,.
Hectic Fever Night s~ess Dyspep.-. Liver Complain,
PAN 10 he Chest and Ashmai Aod he ~.rsal. to ar
eat The formation OF noeFees IL he nnes and TO heal
rose slresdy formed, thai persons 10 Consunpuo1
sAe Il with the most positive confidence OF cure
Tor 20 great Ies Of seton !. The Lgses which psse'yatss
in proeress and Witch, II scpiet according TO drec-
ncns, snpo fail to leave IN perfectly healthy eonduon
DR. Ha1ngss Compound syrup Of N.Pthas hshly re-
Commended by he medical profession That eminent ply
rcisn, Dr. Mos. ofNeeYok, ssys hsi ~ palmouic
remedy u cannon be too highly D'si..d' Dr. Arnold Of
Ne Marine Hospital savannah Dr. Ware, OF Liverpool,
England Or Williamson, OF Manchester, Eoglsnd Or.
soyd OF Lancaster DR. Hsmton, o. Bah and those sui.
nent Engnsn Soehesnons Ih- LSados L1aosL he he5nH
JourroL and braillss Retrospect al sccord 10 Il the
most convincing eer.ihestes offs Ia dis country
Hons genuine without the wr,uen .gu.,urs ON Az
JAMESON on he wrapper Pdee o. per eoals OF six
Sold In Newark BY r. Van Busshk; 10 Albany nv @.
Rockingham in Boston, by Reddipgk Co In PhlsAsi.
umore BY s 8 Hance
Sold In Ne. YORK by Z. N. Guisn, ~ Bowsry; Il q.
ssnders SIS Bowery John b. ocdt, III Broad gay and
S3 Hutson-sL t~sa imsrakfhA
BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CHOLERA MoRBUS
DDfsENTERY For the cure OF these disesGes and
summer psiut Of children which not attended 10
leads Cholera thereis remedy gaining hs her repu
10 any wheh Justly deserves the eonhdencs
ofth community han Bonsslfs Drops'
The success attending the uss Of them In Phisdephia
ard enswhere has induced The Propnesors TO esselsa
agencies q this city.
The Phi sdephs Saturday Courier "fhs eject Of
TITS medic ne on Bowel Compsints however sev-re, Y
perfectly scuousr
. Prepared oy T. BONsALL. Drugg,s, South Trenton,
NJ: Sold, wholesale ard retail. by Z WILLS Co 81
bighth-av. and ~ the following agents,
j. Dodd. nj Broadway
Shsies ring cor. Broadway and John-st
T. Cook, So6 Grand Ct
James McAhsier, l4 Fulton-st
n Wilson, cor HUDSON and hammond sts
je22 2meod'
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TIE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.


CAPITAL, 100000 DOLLARa
V'HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY rHn
State Of New Jersey for The manufacture Of
GUrrA PERcHA GOODS,
Viz Shoes Shoe Soes, Gas and Water Pipes, Tubing,
Machine Bells and Driving Bands; Fancy Articles such
a. Trays Boxes, Boot binding Cups, Flaska Csnea
Whips, Balls, Picture Frames Decorations for Houses
Steamboats, ships and Cars, Army and Navy Equipments
Waterproof Csps Clothing &c, for insosfDg Telegraph
Wires kc well the manufacture Of all kinds Of India
Rubber G0Ods Full POI or given to purchase and bold
real wster power building &c. for business equal
10 the vans Of the country.
The Board Of Directors has ordered the books 10 be open
cd on the lOb Of july for subscription to the Capital Of
the Company.
Notice Is therefore given tbs, the books Of the Company
will be opened the day above mentioned, 81 The Once
Of the Company lsl Broadway. New-vofk the store
Of John Thornley, Esq l0l Chestnut street. Phllsdephin
the Office Of the Trenton Banking Company Trenon N
j. end al the Revere House 10 Boston, Mass for sub
scrpuou OF 500 coo dOsrs 10 shares OF 700 dollars each
end that books will remain open Tor thirty days. or IN
nj the whole amount 10 taken
offce OF the Hudson Manufacturing Co, 1871 Broadway
SAMUEL ]. ARMSTRONG co,,,,r
JOHN 7. GLEASON Bfow
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