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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
CONGRESS.

A j~ins resolution authorizing the PrcsiJen, Of
the United States to confer the rank Of Lieuien-
ant General. by breset, for meri,orions services.
passed lis final rcailms in the Senate by vote
Of 81 to 10. This resolution has special refer
cnce to Gen. Scott. as reward Cor his distn.
guished services in Mexiro.
The bill TO reduce the rates Of postage was un-
der discussion in the Senate.
The hills making appropriations for the sup
port efihe Academy si West Point. for the In.
dim Department. and Tor the payment Of pen.
sions. have been passed in The House Of Repre-.
sents'iscs. These appropriations amount 10 eigh.
millions Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
So g.
Wednesday, February &c.


The County Court On rsesd.y ~,
m.jariiy Of The Justices l<ins pse~ai lor a,
Transaction Of public business. The folIoxins rrp.
tIemsn we're excited as members Of he suer;,,
Court Cor The pre<ui year; John q. Eifsl..a
John w. Can. William w. Gucs.. William Me-.
son and Harrison Parker. e~quirss.
From the report u the Committee On Finaner
Il appears that the sum in he hands Of he COM.
y Trustee for county purposes il near two thou-
sand nine hundned dollars; out Of which sum
the Trustee WAS directed to pay to Capt. Berry
fifteen hundred dollars.
The Tar laid foi The present year, Cor con,ip.
genries. common schools. and The poor ,as. /.
32i cents On each one hundred delIars' salue AZ
real estate. and 74i cents on each poll. The
State tax, and the tar for the Lunalie Aslum
being IT on each one hundred dolIsrs value. and
75i on zach poll. the aggregate Of tar win be.
upon zach hundred dollars value 40 cents, and
upon each poll 100 erni- This Is reduction
Of ? cents on the poll and cents on eseh slOo
value from The lar Of last year.
The following gentlemen were appointed So.
pcnnirpdenis Of Common Schools: Stephen
Moore. esq. DR.. A. W. Gay. William ]. Hogan,
'Thos. d. Oldham, harris WiIkerson. Samuel w.
Hughes. William X. Brown, Thomas Lynch,
and John w. Hsncok, ssqs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
TRADE WITH NORTH CAROLINA.

Al the meeting eflhr New York Cham
Der Of Commerce Of Tuesday. the repent
Of special committee In HON had hrsn
referred communication from A. Jnyner.
ESQ. President afa Convention represent
ing the north eastern counties of North
Carolina. f"r The purpose az considering
and adopting measures In secnre the open
ing uf safer and morc expeditions com
municalion between Albema,lc Sonnd
and The Atlantic Ocean. was presented.
The commiliee regard the matter as
one &C murh importance. affecting the
commerce Of Tie whole country, and es-
periaIiy the eoasiing trade from Ii,e .Eas-
iern States 10 The Gulf nf Mexiro and the
Wesl Irdies. The Northeastern part 4
North Carolina is bounded rs coast of a
dangerous character. and Is u proposed 10
remedy existing difficulties by sfenin. AZ
inlet at the foot Of Alb. marie Sound.
where IL is said gootl ship,rhannel for.
merly existed. aud to construct dan or
embankmeni Al miles in Length, across
Croeian and Roa, okc Sounds. II is given
as The opininn of scientific men who have
investigated The subject. thai this measure
is practicable. one that win involve com.
parativHv small expense. and oae thai
will result in all fi1al is desired.
The report was accepted. and copy
ordered to he forwarded to me Senate and
House OF Representatives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Use ofthe Telegraph.-The telegraph
has been used 10 give notice of approach.
ing storms. For example, the telegraph
at Chicago and Toledo mortified shipmss.
tiers al Cleveland and Buffalo, and also on
Lake Ontario. that northwest storm was
approaching. With this information ,hey
prepase 60 encounter IL, az remain in port
ull il has pasaed.
A hurricane siosm is said to traverse
the atmosphere al The rate of about sixty
miles an hour. Hence vessel in the
port Of New York, ah,m, ~ sail for New
Orleans. may he autographed. twenty fnnr
hours in advance. that southwest Storm
is advancing on li,c coast from the Gull
Of Mexico.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

The Hon. Abhon lawrence, American
Minister. IN England, has prin'ed. i, his
own expense. an elegant pamphle, edition
Of Mr.. Wehsier's letter to the Austrian
Minister. with which he is showerinp
Europe. This is doing The handsome,
and the patriotic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Always he gnnd naiured. a few drnps
Of oil will do more 10 start the mos, sinh.
horn machinery than al Tue vinegar in the
world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
BISHOP CAPERS ON THE UNION.

The following interesting and excellent
letter from the venerable bishop Capess.
of the Me hml,sl Episcopal Church, is
copied from The Charleston Mercury -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

Ifarls as btieIly a. possible, heranse We
Far that IN he mulhfsrinus duilrs which
our Southern memh = are called npen g.
perform, some Of them diluss more pub
lie dOenmenls Than Ilry rad
A sflITTHERNER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
Riot In BOstOn--Ilescuc Of q Eu-
g1tiye Slave.

A fugitive slave, alleged 10 be The property Of
John DE Brcc, Psiser in the navy, Of Norfolk,
was taken up in Boston week before last, and
taken before the U. 8. Commissioner for cxani-
nation. Before the examination had been COM
plc,ed, however, on Saturday, he was lefi IN
charge Of the deputy Marshall and about twenty
assistants, IN the u. s. Court Room; the use oil
the jails Of the State being refused for such oc-
casions. A large mob, mostly blacks assembled
about the IL o., and about two o'clock, when INC
door was opened to let out one Of the counsel
they rushed in. pushing down those who resisted
them, and carried the fugitive of ard secreted
him SO that he could not be found.
The outrage has created considerable sensa-
tion in Boston, and most Of the papers speak ~
strong terms in condemnation oft.
EzuI Wright, one Of the editors Of the Free
Soil newspaper called "Thc Commonwealth
and Charles q. Davis, one of the lawyers VINO
appeared as counsel for the fugitive, have been
arrested as abettors Of the riot After cxamina'
lion Wright was held to bail in the sum o. Two
thousand dollars for his appearance for trial be-
fore the United States Circuit Court on the third
Monday in March.
Two Of the negro leaders have also heen az
rested.
The particulars Of this outrage having been
made known at Washington, the President o. INC
United States issued the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26

An Editor In a fix-in editor in the
Wes'ern part Of Michigan is in a fix. He
'l'lnned SUBJ rribcr Tor his subscription.
which he refuse, 10 pay, and threatened 10
y y 'lie editor Il he stopped LIE paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-26
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas information has been re-
ceived that sundry lawIess persons;
principally persons of color, combined
and confederated together, for the pt-
Pose of opposing by force the execution
Of the laws Of the United States. did a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
NOTICE TO THE INVALID,

ER. d. c. HARRlNGTON'S, Medical Office, is Main
~ street Worcester, stairs where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases any kind with re
pect ana confluence, and of being performed DIR II
Tor the last eyears paid particular attention the study
and practice OF female complaints and perfectly has
become acquainted with their system that without boasng
ne can arat cure from oil diseases peculiar to them,
so successful has been his Of treatment tho he
been called upon by other members the medical faculty.
to introduce his mode of practice and visited for
that purpose which answered the most sangune expeca-
lions.
In offering the results of his long study and practical ex
perience to his many friends he governed by feeling
humanity only Tor so much have they been deceived by
pretended madams" and miserable pills and quack
rdms that IS time that some healthy mode of practice
should be nroducedn speaking of Quacks DIR. H does
not wish to be understood all the medical profess
sion but those who have for the six
hed the newspapers of the dav their disgusting
when they do not know the healing Dr. H. processes
to be sknl in curing the folio wing dseases-Deases
the Lungs Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
DeDnty arising fIOm bad habits when Young
experienced all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exerons full vigor res
tored in very short time without any hindrnce from bss
Dr. II has also gained to himself great reputation for
The permanent long standing Chronic and obstinate
dseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
OF ms time in his extensive practice, will be
Ell IN all cases. however long standing they may be.
DR. H. solicits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury in
conentmen,y administered, from quack nostrums all
ministeTed by ignorant empyrics.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick OF both required with good and at rea
sonable rate Adcse Gratis, for the first consultation.
Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all
resnondence will be returned fyou sick call on Dr. Il
and avoid MADAM imposters.
p. female who has thorough knowledge of their
complaints W Il be in attendance consult if they wish
u Office hours from A d., to PM, Sundays, from
0 to IL M. dly-dec 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
Chaan Postage.

The first branch Of the legislature has at
last consented TO modify the postage law The
dlscrimiaatiue rates CT cts. and 10 cts for
letter below half an ounce, are TO be discon-
tinued after the first of July, 1851 and letters
are 10 be carried throughout the length and
breadth Of the United States at uniform pre-
paid rate of cts. Well considering the inn
mense distances that letters are 10 be carried
over the Continent, perhaps this rate of CTS.
may be esteemed reasonable. But there seems
to be naturalness in two cent postage that
renders it impossible that this measure should
be final one. When one puts his hand into
his port-monnai to pull out the coppers, t,Uo
come as natural as marriage and that third
one seems to be an intruder. There appears
to be an algebraic affinity for tloo peryadng
universal nature. 1t prevails in society,
| throughout every branch of It's economy; and
our lawmakers might have had sense enough
10 have seen the propriety of deducing the
charge for postage from this natural analogy
However, if the Senate ratifies this law we
/ shall have nereased facilities for inter-com-
even our enemies and we shall have lever
Of reform that will be Of ineslimable power
II won't cost poor widow mother in New
England half dollar TO send FIVE little letters
full of maternal advice and fond affection to
her five sons and daughters Who are clearing
the forest, and tearing up the prairie, and max
ing homespun for their folks away in the wilds
of Iowa and Wisconsin. And it won't cost
those hardy pioneers of civilization and plenty
bushel Of corn each, to answer her beloved
missves from dear Old Home.
It's proposed that newspapers shall circu
late free of postage within circuit 80 miles
from the place where they are printed; that
hey shall be charged half a cent within 100
miles, and one cent for all distances beyond.
If this measure becomes law, and we hope il
will, the next step. must lie towards reducing
the Ocean pestage. We could meet Britain
half way about the division of "a cent Ocean
postage; why can't we meet her now with a
reduction corresponding to her liberal postal
arrangements and our own? We shall see.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
SEWING BY MACHINERY.

To Journrysn TGilors, Sepsresses Employers and all
Others interested an Seping Of any description
GENERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
= chimes for Sewing but they not without many oh
iections. end could be used to little advantage profit
SINGER PHEEPs Betay-Stich Sening Machine, invent
ed by NJ Singer andmanuactnred by Singer Phelps
No l9 Harvard Place Boston, Mass, is offered to the pub
lie perfect machine and will he constructed and adapt
ed perform any kind of work. from the stitching of fine
shirt-bosom ships SAIL well some descriptions oil
leather The needle is straight and works perpendcnary
upon the table of machine, aording and opport
nifty adjust the fabric in any wayand the stitch may be
regulated to any length, even to hairs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine is which will no
ravel or open and the sewing only be taken apartby
cutting every second third stitch From 500 TO 1910
Stitches according the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute
have been expended upon it by the inventor and the sub
scrbers offer the Beaystch Sewing Machine eeisng
confident that will correspond upon trial. with the recon-
mendation here given.
The profits arising from the of one these machines
which with either two needless is from five to
dollars per day. The operation is not confined to the
manufacture of clothing only but may be applied TO sewing
description OF inen cotton wooden, and most kinds
ofcaher.
This machine with ordinary care warranted to
year without repairs, and will last many years And Il Is so
simple in its construction and easily regulated and man
aged that any person of ordinary ability may operate il
The price of one of these machines, which worked by
treadle and capable of sewing ordinary linen, muslin
wooden fabric, is hundred and twenty-five dollars
complete, with all appendages for operation.
These Machines beautiful and neat in their appear
and they take little that they are an orna
! ment any ady's sewing apartment.
GTAnAgent, with whom exclusive arrangements will
made wanted in every city and town eUnted States
All applications for Agencies, and all orders enclosing tn
money for machines (Which will be carefully packed TO sen
any part of the worldly well all inquiries about he
adaptation different purposes, will be promptly attende
10 BY the manufacturers. All letters must be postpaid an
| addressed to SINGER &, PHELPS.
10 Harvard Place, Boston, Mass
| .C,lc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
THE DAILY SPY.
Open-Hearted.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

If you wish to be happy at home,
Then your heart to that wish is the door;
Keep it open-and angels may come,
And enter, and dwell evermore;
Der each feeling ray will be cast,
AS if lit by some magical gems
You will think you've found heaven at last,
But the angels have brought it with thcia.
Keepit en,-and fiiendshipa and love
And happiness all--will be thine;
A CLEAN of Elysium above
A spark of the spirit divine
Keep it shut-and then Pride will have birth,
And Envy, and all we condemn;
You will think you've perdition on earth,
Pride and Envy have brought it with them.
The world will seem colder each day;
IT'S an image those demons but throw
Cast your pride and your envy away,
And the worlds seeming GOODNESS will GO
o! tis well to be happy at home,
And to this your own heart be the doer;
Keep it open and angels may come,
And enter. and dwell evermore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
POSITIVELY NO POsTP0NEMENT!
The Clothes are Bound to be Sold.

r WARE he pectfuly announces to the I" People'of
a. Worcester, and all the adjacent towns that he shall
sell his very extensive STOCK of WINTER CLOTHING,
at ~ BARGAINS u in order make room for some
thing pretty big, which he has contemplation in the
Spring.
No person should neglect this opportunity to procure an
0VERCOAT,
winch right for almost every thing desirable comorta-
pie are mere IN abundance Some OF them of the most
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable STYLE
nave also great assortment of PANTS worthy of the
attention of all classes good many them are heavy
lned warm and stout, but they all step ont for
mean to sell them all Also a good assortment of
VESTS adapted to the season. together with great as
sortment OF black Sans fancy Silks Cashmere Italian
Clol and all the more grades of Vests all of
which intend shall march out, before March comes in
The usual assortment of Under Shirts. Drawers Green
spencers, Umbrellas Overas Gloves suspenders Hand
kerchels, Stocks Common and Fine Shirts, &C &C. and
an abundance ofwhich ALWAYS hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES
lhave also on nd good variety Of PIECE GOODS
for sale low by the yard made in custom garments
TO order, with 'NEATNESS and DISPATCHn To con.
Guide, permit me to add one word of disinteresed advice
which have no doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed. 1t is this-do not fool your money
away upon the stuff be found other Stores but get all
) our CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. 81 G., Merchants Row.
decz4. dwtl A WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
$1,000 REWARn.

Hn il oeiou W any une "ho WIN lurhlsh all az
ticie that is given to the public that is safe the
patient tn will, sufficient trial cure as many cases OF
Coaghs of every kind in so short time the
Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperisnt Pills
The Mixture for Colds Influenza Catarrh of the CHEST
Asthma, Bronchitis, Groups, Hives Rattlesl Whoop
ing Cough. shortness of Breath Difficult Expectoraion
relief in Consumption and where it is impossible
it is to relieve the patient The dose is from 80 50
drops.
The Pills ITO be taken pill, bitter syrup for Cos
tiveness, Bilious Diseases Jamdce, Liver Complaint,
Scrofua, Erupve Diseases, Sick Headache Dyspepsia,
and for the prevention well of many other dis
viii be by the Programme and Directions
companying each box and bottle. Dose-one pill each
day.
Both Cough Mixture and Pills warranted entirely
vegetable.
hyscians furnished with the formula where il is de
sired and all who have made efficient til l. approve of
The above medicines for sale in this city by L. T
LAZELL, JAMES GREEN, d. SCOTT & CO., SPUR s
SHELLEY, A. CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS generally il
this part Of the country. ecd& eow3m-dec5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
New and Improved Clothes Stand.

I'IIE subscriber would call the attention Of the public 10
i his New ant Improved CLOTHES STAND, an article
of much importance house Keepers ii being much more
light and convenient than any frame in use and can be
furnished Al much less expense II may be ut Bakers
Furniture Rooms aud At my shop, ear of Dr. Bates Office
Pear Streeto Worcester. Il. WARMER
Snle Agent and Proprietor
Application has heen made tor Letters Fatcnt.
Worcester, Sept 81, 1850.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
Rarrett's DYe-Honsa.

No. 40 Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and most extensive in New Englandl
LIVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
AZ style that has given this establishment the superiority
for fifty years past Having the lead this business the
propuetor TO retain it, by keeping in advance Of all
others in the beauty and excellence Of their work and
moderate charges MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent
Central Block, l27 Main street. Worcester
decI0-3mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
NOW OR NEVER
Great Rush at the New England Fancy Store

THE entire Stock Of this establishment must be sold be-
lore the ls OF February, to make for entire
New Stock and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings, Buttons aids, Velvet Ribbons be sold at
cost prices.
Best Kid Gloves, at Is pair.
Portsmouth Hos cry at 45c pair.
iaces Edgings, Collars Cuffs, Capes Linen and Cambria
ids, Ondersirts and Sleeves Perfumeres Fancy Soans
Cologne Water, &c. atruinous low prices
II would be task to mention all the articles we keen
we merely say; Come One Come All, and shall we pride
ourselves that none will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordon's Hair Tonic for sale here only.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt.
(2l0 MAIN ST OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE
pJDon't mistake the No. 210.1
:. an9 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

American and Foreign Office.
Agency fol Business with Z. S. Patent Off-ce,
WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTON.
\ 1870 the subscriber was appointed by tie Commits
soner OF Patents Agent OF the u s. Patent Office i'll
cordanCe with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having renquished the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted expeditions mode Of sending them
TO tie Patent Office, whereby Patent may be procured
weeks earlier; he continues forward them free
and all the Papers and Drawings for Patents
to render advice legal and scientific matters respecting
the Patents secured Europe and other countries
By application at this Office inventors saved the time
and cost of journey Washington, and delay there,
we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their nyen
ons and of consulting in respect to them; maers in
eral of paramount importance in order obtain correct
specifications and claims The experience OF sixteen years
practice extensive collection of rare works. decisions
etc. mechanical Subjects the Patent Lnws, and Patents
Of different countries collected much expense curing e
long time this Office has been established ogethe. with
enable the subscriber afford Inventors DESTROYS pro-
curing Patents assistance and information which other
respects might be difficult Of attainment
II. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Washington. July 21, 1919. During the time
occupied the Office OF Commissioner of Patents, r. H. En-
DY ESQ., OF Boston, did business at Patent Office Sc
citor for procuring Patents There few If any per
acting in that capacity, who had much business be
the Office; were none who conducted
il with Skill fidelity and regard MIR Edd,
of the best Informed and skiliu Patent Solicitor
in the United States, and have hesitation in assuring H.
fenors that they cannot employ person more competent
md trsw capable Of putting their appca
lions in a form to secure for them an early and favorabl
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioners of Eaten
Boston, Sept IL, 1850. eol&wty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
C0AL-COAL!

1000 Pounds make Ton,
And good atie as can be obtained an this cfty OF,
elsewhere.
1--WE subscriber has on hand best varieties
Il Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Louest
MfTket Prices.
Also, best quality BirUMINOUS COAL fer Steam
Smiths use.
u Orders through the Post Office, left Lewis T.
Lazels Drug Store, on Main Street, A. Bayies Store
corner of Main and School Streets; O. Braans Store
Soubrdge Street. and my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester r. R. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
oct3 distf clio EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
Lows Genuine Honey Soan.

LARGE lot of this excellent Soap so well known for
N It's efficacy in rendering the skin soft and smooth
preventing the hands from chappng Just received and for
sale wholesale and retail by l.. Il. LAZELL,
dec24-G&w4ws Apothecary POI Main St