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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

l1v xi0t0SGfc ktlkSJs-h - W.
singular iflal come mrn Who are the nfasi
heask,ed by shs prerslrnre uf lirfs Paii~y
have herH rs most strenuous opponents.
and have Always voted against iiir parry
ihzi npiIDlds IL. Such mrH do nDi siop
10 rrs-on or llink. They are governed
hy the mere name Of Democracy. The
reasoning on this subject j. an Argument
of tst fes rorls. The p,li~y thai en-
roursgrs Amrrirsn labor MET be he bet
Tor American Iab0rers. The tariff whirl'
gives srcrk 10 American tr0rkgseH must
be the most wofihy 81 suppSrfs h ne pui'
chase ihasr suirles abroad which We can
az well mske al home. ue Iusi 90 Car de-
prire our a~n warkmen Of The wages Of
l4bnr and The support az their families.
II the fafnsr IL Obliged Ia srnd his pro
d"re ahrosi IN pay fol The bsossirk'ih and
e.licn he eonsunrs, lac gives the pnuiii Of
the manufacture 10 forrign capitalists, rn-
ea.rag-s The lzbnr of furiau operatives.
and pave The additional expense of iTsns-
parlslin. u he cent il only Ia the neigh
boring manufacturing village. he has no
expenses Of transportation To pay. rsceires
his reiurns Immediately. and can find q
market far many things whirh he can
NOT srnd xhrnd frnm their perishahle
character. yei. with al these facts he
fore them, MANY workmcn and farmers
arc every trar rsIoled inlo supporting The
anii-ssrin party, coanscfierf csurssL
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The First Printed Book.-Ilis a re

AHc y iiot IIiut6u DUUA'
mArkable and most inleres,ing'Iaci that me
very first use 10 which the discovery :"
Printing was applied was the production 9,
the lloiy Bible. This was accomplished
al Menu between the years 1850 anu
l455. Ofihe iirs,. printed Bible, eighteen
copies ARE now known 10 he in existence
four Of which are printed on vellum.-
Two Of these are in England. one being
in The Greenville collection. One 70 !"
the Royal Library Of Paris. Ofihe Tour,
teen remaining copies. ten arc in Englan'
there being copies in The libraries oil Y! :
Grd. Edinburgh aud London. aud seven
IN the COLLECTIONS Of different n"hle'neh.
The vellum copy has been sold as h'gh %
$1,000.
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AFoliticaI Anecdots. Iinrs a.

AFolitical Aneedote.-The lines and
fenrrs Of paiiiirsl psriies hsse hern 81
murh dsplsrrd since ille zneirnl Federal
ISIS and Ilemoersls runiesIrd 80 holly lhr
polilirzf field. thar ne venture io p,.hlisil
The following gn.d one. believing that Al
Ibis day no psri, III feel particularly
hii BIZ IL.
A worthy deacon in Cannsriirn'. hired
q iaurmeymsn fzimfr. frnm nelghhorIhe
town. fnf HE snmnltr. AMI induced him.
although he Was unsceaslnmei Ia ehnrrh
going. 10 accompany The family Ia
eharh 81. The fl.i Sabbath of his stay.
Upon their reiurn 10 The Dearon's house.
ne asksd his :. hirrd n,an" how he liked
The piesrhing lie ssi that he didn't
like 10 hear any minister .prsaeh poll
ues."
:. am very sure you heard no politics
to-day" said illr deacon.
Il am IS cure nisl ! did," said lie
man.
"Msn,i,n The passages. ." ssid The Dss'
ron.
.faili. Ife said il The fsdsralisf'
srsrrely are saved. where will The demo
erafs appear ="
.Ah." said the Deacon. !. you mistake
These ara The ~arls-.if The righfeou,
searrrly are saved. how will The tmgodiJ
and wieked appearl'"
Oh yes!'' sad The insa. .he NIGH
have nsed lhn-e words. hui knew darn
ed well sehaf he meant, ~
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sTsn Is1 per d EiIt % No fspr--l

sIsn lee pssr 10 Eift up NJ fzgE"-A
Woman in Main. TrrenIly Trnrard \, !,
subscription 10 Portland paper. win n,
remark ihas " she was in6nia n lao Tor,
Ia do wisisani H." Iirhould hs = us,iser..l.
" aemilird fart. ihs, newspaper is one
nf the nerrssaries. nni one e Il,e lnxur;..
az life. A good periodical Is a n,;ne Of
wealth 10 nhhnns. Win. il lhey ne,er
saw onr. would have reason TO- say n !,
Ihey were poar INDEED.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

The loss hv tie recent fire in New
Orleans is sci down al S. 10000. The
lessses VI the ST. Charles have taken The
81. Louis Hotel for six vears al 1900 per
mnnh ~ TO November. and SIP sou per
snnnm thereafter. The sum Of $4,000
IS lo,br expended by the proprietor. injim-
pruvements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

The London Pines speaking Of tie
American census. saws, that from What
has already appeared. The re,uys will
"exhIbil an instance Of n,,ierial and in
dus.rial development unparalleled in The an
nails nf nsiions," sml closes an article on
the subject. with the assertion. that ten
years hence. the population of America W III
exceed thai Of the British isles.
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Inn,rmenl, Ri llls slaI. Nh b. almall 4

PrOsrmsnls 10 De slals will he almost
eamplrie,
The roads alrraiy In operation arc all
pIospsFous. and are realizing fEom s 90
l6 per cent. rlrsI FIa6ls per snRum-
Thus = demonstrated The wisdOm and inn
pon4nee Of proper system IL improve
mems. Georgia. af'sI exp~nding nearly
fosrsern millions Of dollars. 10 naw firicf
a. rich as when abe commenced her mo-
he enterprises. Nsasa Messenger.
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The Seere,ary of va, or,Ier,. Thai

The Secretary of Wan orders. ihsi the
commanding ufIirer a, e.rh military ras.
shah. il rnsslble, snHuzily cultivate a
Kitchen garden with The soldiers under his
command. loeusble him 10 supply The hos.
pi.al and men with necessary vegetables
throughout the year. This 10 putting the
army 10 useful purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

I, la notable and Impressive f.e.. thai
no great rites in Tie civilized world ex.
eep, .hnse Of the Englirh race and Ian
suage have materially increased hl ropuls.
lion within the lzst Ten years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

Baltimore and the Soulh. In Jangaf;
1880, 10 vessels cleared II Baltimore for
Charleston aud por,s South of,hal. In Jan
nary 1851. Al ssels cleared for The same
ports. These rs show The tendency II
Southern Trade
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Tha Wcai shed.--.My dear Amelia,

Inc WOOL Sne1s--'My uear Ameiia,
said dandy. falling upon his knees he.
FIRE his adorable. i have loug wished for
this opportunity. bu, hardly dare speak
nav, for fear YOU III reject me but lave
you-say. will you he mine! You would
he every thing ,lesirable-every thing my
heart could wisll-your smiles would
she'd
Here the fellow came 10 pause.
Your smiles mou!d she'd and again
came 10 stop. for he could not think Of
a word suitable to be applied.
Never mind The ,cood she'd exclaim-
ed Amelia's younger brother. VII, had
slipped into the room nnpercei,ed al this
moment. but 60 on with your courling.'
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The Rate OF Exchanga.-I

1As rite Va Gxcn1ng6.-ihe public
VIII be very gla 10 learn tia, the Bank
OF Fayetteville ha. commenced The sale Of
drafts on New York Al The reduced price
oil one hall oil one per cent: and thai the
oil, Banks have followed suit. This is
as law as i, gamble got in sClarlesion, or
any al the southern cities. Sa much for
sosmach. FoV- Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

annnm. They arr sssa IN Fnssrssiah AZ
lAnded pal'eny wpTaulins m sRelmal,s
raplial. The isrrnrta ~ DC tirnsf.l
iiorslnnrui iisFif afe FlaIsif um ~ s1r.sl
$1,000, 600.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

Mclanril.nn was reprnached by some
one with changing his views upon = re'
tain subject. lie replied. /" DO y"ll i'''''s'
sir. that / have been studying a-sltiu"''s's
Tor ahir,xisars without having learned '"s
.ltfiug
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

Humble as | am" said bullying
spouter to mass meeting of the un-
terrified, {" still remember that am q !,
fraction of this magnificent republic.
You are indeed" said bystander'
" aud vulger one at that"
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II is estimated that the annual cos, Of in.
temperance is. in Franre. $500. OoO. 900
IN Great Britain. sI95 O0D, 900: in Swed.
en-. Sj5, 900; and in The United States
sl0.O0a9O0 and all this in addition Ia
The cost Of prisons, police. asylums, work.
houses, etc., which are rendered necessary
by Intoxicating drinks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

The pspsn adsnea,s leaving ilv saBss.
20 20 % he people sgsin. wha elh next
lall elect 3 nnW Senate nud Assembly
The Mirror. hoEFEeI. says;
.Tne Express sssles lilai Cos. fisi
has wsillen > lrtler 20 The PGrsisirhi N
shirh he pledges himself 10 stand By lhf
d1sehines Of de mrs<egs and The eamPn'
mises Of The eoaxiiiuiiaa llso. he wi. dn.
Dul II lhrre Is ihr least smell ii The :. weoi'
~ hrsd'' shnnt him. ne hope Srnaia'
Bselmsn = III stand ouI I'll doOmsdsy.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19
Georgia Railroads.

We frequently notice III distant papers
rcry gross and inaccurate statements il,
rcgaf.l 10 The different railroad Improve.
mems in Georgia. Roads are menlionr,
as being III progress Of construction Mhitf
are already completed. while others are AL
yer ised as completed whirh never ha,
an existence, save in the visiaiiary bralir,
Of certain gentlemen about Albany az,
ChaiIesioil. We therefore gi,e The col.
lowing recaPinlaiion
|. Central Road. ftani Savsnnsh il
Macon, completed l9i miles
2. Georgia Road, fium Augusta 10 At
lanta, completed, I7t
?. Macon and Western Road, from Ma
con TO Atlanta, completed. lOl
I. Western and Atlantic Road. from
Atlanta to Chattanooga, completed, lao
5. Southwestern Road, from Macon 10
Ogleihorpe, nearly completed. 81 /"
o. Muscogec Road, from Columbus TO
Fdrt Valley, on Southwestern, in pro-
gross, al
z. Atlanta and Yves, Point Roal, from
Atlanta to West Point, in progress, IS
s. Milrdgeslllc Road, from Gordon 10
Mhedgcy.lle. in progress. Is
Q. Ratohion Road. from Millcdscvillc
to Eaionton, in prosress. - {"
To- Wilkes Rold from Double Wells
to Washington, in progress, Is
IL. Athens Branch, from Union Point
to Athens, complete. 80 a
le. Burke Road. from Eighty mile Sta
ton, on Central Road, to Augusta, In
progress, So "
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Total completed and in progress. sss mile,


From this j, appears That Georgia has
~ operation the Central. Georgia, Macon
aud Western. and Western and Atlantic
Roads and lie Athens Branch. making an
entire distance of 64s miles. The South.
western Isl m,les) will be IN operation
10 so days. The Atlanta and West Point
Road. 80 miles; the Muscogee Rad, Is
miles; The Burke Road. % miles; and
the alilletgeviIle Road, ls miles, making
a total Of l47 miles, will he put IN ope-
ration the ensuing summer. This viii
make The whole extent of railroads in
operation in Georgia by 1852, 7s9 miles.
leaving ia miles TO be completed. This
will no doubt be accomplished in two
years. when the s,saen Of internal ion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-02-19

The Clergy OF Ms1icp.-A pamphlet
pa 'iished ID Mexico states that The income
Of u clergy amounts 10 $4,000. 0Ou per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

>. PASSPOKI'S tor EU ROPE, CAL
" sIFORNIA, Cuba, Central and South America ke-
Indispensable 70 travellers and gold miners a sure pro-
tetiOE against foreign aggression .tstou to the
Worlds fair require them, II they visit the Continent
especially In ITS present oisnrbed sise Issned Nv
al St. j. b. MONIES, Notary Public 90 Brosdwsg,
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Few Days VIII De Ready,

IntFeW DaJs WI % Ia51IJ
A NNE GREY.-A Novel, by the Au-
IN lhor Of GrHcby,' Jane Shore" fhe Jews
Daughter" &c
some time since published Jane Shore, ard 81 bis
tofical novel II has seldom lad is equa 10 popularity We
claim Tor Anne Grey the sane excellent qualities A5e,
the ubect belongs modem tines znd disc0urtes OF mod
err society al fine touches Of imaginative pen,
ccbr ed with mastery porsure are 70 be fc1Ed IN NE
present work LIS bemshes nany here be- would lake
NC a. sstidous crc discover; while iis Characters
snd developments VIII cheer and enven both he gay and
he sober sTRIN6ER TOWNSEND,
Al 2us ~ Broadway cor. Anntt
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PLOTS.-The attsntion Of the

public IL respectfully invited 10 that splendid proper
~ the well Known farm belonging TO William a. Morris,
Fac lying west OF Moussna Village, and between The
Railroad and Harlem River Two hundred and hfty acros
Of this properly hes been surveyed laid vita
pl0is containing from one 10 five each. with
nieni streets and avenues and u 10 be sod under ch
seons shall be deemed necessary guard against all
OF nussDces and preserve the responsibility Of the
place This plan has Leen adopted 10 meet The wants Of
hose who desire 10 purchase larger building plots than
can be obtained In villages they generally laid ou
aEd who wish 10 locate IN some place where they will bs
protected from those objections which exist every city
IL presumed that DO reasonable person viii object 70
stcons heir advantages have fully tested Ia the
vnsge Of xoynssDs Our only object 10 this arrange
Reni 10 TO make West Morsanis st such place any
gentleman or lady would desire Tor country residsoco
Eere persons lay their grounds besafy aod su
besh them with trees, plants and flowers 10 accordance
with iber OWL taste The beauty Of this property To-
geher with The convenience Of he loo son well a. The
general arrangement cannot fall moot des.
fAole OF any YET offered 70 hs poie The portion
lying directly Upon he Railroad, Tises with gente slope
elevation Of from % u 80 feet forming most beautiful
building sites and saosding fine view OF Bss A0rs-
tnis The model village Of Westchester C0uaty Tas
western portion bordering upon the rver rsss 10 81
ovation Of about the hight embracing a very fns
view Of the Harlem River and having an extensive wxtsr
nor aIo 0fms the mosi splendid villa sizes The csnirs
portion Of he properly 2 si more elevated commanding
sc extensive and delightful prospect Of surrounding
country, embracing view Of C1man syiIl>, Maohsuen.
vile, the PALISADES OF the Hudson inc village OF Harlem
Harlem and East Rivers, Astoris Winismsbnrgh, also
csnncl view o. ne celebrated Cypress Hills CemeseSy
located upon Long Island, distance Of msrs than
miles, Ins property VIII be sod a. moderate prces and
easy tcrms for further psrcalas apply AZ ass Broad
way, or At the Land 0fieo, Mornssns Village Depot
where maps car be end al necessary information
given peraon win be in abundance a the Dspo, 10
company parties the ground the arrival Of The cus
whieh Ieaye The City Hal q! le eescs and II sad
Pm lslk'I N. AGRAW, Agent
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

~ gentleman and his wife single persons can
obtain suit OF Rooms and Board 10 desirable location
amer The Lei Of May In house 81 Safest ms 81
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DARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,

n 81 BROADWAY.-The sbovs-nsmed premises viii
be opened on Tuesday nexi tins fret Of April with
rey new and extensive importation Of The very latest de-
signs OF Msntes from the most distinguished lubricants
OF Paris In deyong bis attention exclusive I'm
porson and manufacture OF these sppepdages OF
ladies' attire the proprietor deems Observe
thar while his constant study viii be present the very
latest and most approved fashions, be 70 also deterne1
hsteheapness sha be Leading CHARACTERISTIC Of hs estsb-
shmeng and being connected with OF the ysfg frat
houses 10 The French Capital he possesses unusual fsc
ties for accomplishing these objects. Move lies will be
specuon OF ladies' 10 most respectfully solicited.
m5l ~ GEO. BULpIA, 35i Broasvsy
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"A s Cook, CHAMBERMAID, &C., by two
Arespeeisbe Girls cook, washer and roner the
oler as chsmbermad waiter Would have no objection
TO skng Of children. Call lis Alenst Can DO
seen for days. al IL
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THE AMERICAN KEYSTONE for

Il his week "a now resdy. II contains Holiness 10 the
Lord The HsudkeFchef, Mrs Meche and Her Aeniss,
FIeT CD Soldiers IL Agiers, Tue semae Mason Cnaity
Masonic Inelnseuce from Louisiana Vermont Michigan,
Kentucky Abrams Scotland, Eng and Prussia and Ger
many, Memoirs Of iinsLrious Mssons, NO ~ hssopic
Anecdotes, The Tresne Board complete Lf o. al Ine
Of heir Matters, and the usus variety OF Edtons ard
general news home and abroad. Mailed 70 any post
Office address for 81 year 10 advance. Served By carriers
IL New York, Br0okJn and VIII smsbuSsh every We'd
nesdsy morning Tor six cents per week.
Single copies ak cens--tor sale o. bEkfOkD >, As
Tor House aud Al the Office Of publication, li2 Hssssns
thIrd door Periodical dealers supplied the
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The Authorship OF The LorgueSss eaineds
THE LORGNETTE or the Studies O

n the rown-Complese in two elegant volumes. Prics
s. Is cent? each. With twelve highly hasaed tnsrsrons
fTon designs by barley.
These unique Essays have, ~ macy critics been already
assigned wish those OF ADDISON Steele. and Joaa-
son Il will sDpeaT from III To- owing exusets that tho
long ted question a. 10 The authorship OF these brilliant
papers Is ~ lssI avowei
undsrsaud strrssr lownseet havs hs
fourth edition Of lie ler PaFers A "a TITS s3oe Don
nrrcusL fss ia Marvel Tbs aa.hessAp
ropuI.r rubhcsoa ake hat MteAes Reverse of
Bachelor has already through - ons e thousand
uade sale twelve huacrsi
tsAsnhy the Mtsas and dservsd6 so q tas oss
r,tu A. ~ttsr. OF n. DAY. lcosfer Enqlfer.
sks the e-n aansr ard
Ere leetun elhsa ts sork hal not been surpassed
L. Navel lad thai - paternity
Its admirable st sad happy
descriptions vii avsys make aeefts with tbs ove Of sslax
literature The Il IT, sutaorshn vii assksae
ssA psrasN AaoUs the large es. ~ac h.s @aaa
the Rev-fs 81 Bachelor - Tbs Tribune
rnSl a SPRINGER 4 TOWNSEND. 20 Broadway.
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This Morning Ready.

Ths Morning Ready.
THE LONDON LANCET for APRIL.
IL Portrait his month";. Mitscheriich, Professor Of
Chemistry IN tie UpiveFsiy Of Berlin
Terms IS per Srru city f1osersers have their copies
lef a. theis residences free Of charge
SPRINGER a TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway,
ALT corner A1sst
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TUST Observation-Disclosures,

~ ANCE IN CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS, showing
i physical social and moral effects also tho means for
lis prevention and removal, By K. n. Hartley bound IN
muslin
THE cow AND TIE DAIRY, showing the beat
mode of constructing stable, managing diaries and de
covers, 50 cents JOHN ?. TRoW. 40 Ann-st
Al 2rTuThg
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"A ) CHAMBERMAID, Cook, &c, by two
II respectable girls; chsmbermsh and lam
be given No objection 10 the county Calat53Twenty
hfsst fret floor between the Fth ard Sixth days
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NNHE DAGUERREAN IOURN

NHE DAGOEhhElAN JOURNAL.
II Number Of this valuable Journal Il now before The
public ard Is fast winning its way Ia the hands Of those
and sciences, web az the DsgueneOtype. Thousands
who read this publication pronounce II work OF rare
msrit-sDd deseryedly he'd in high estimation Tie
present number contains communication from Mr. HILL
the Disceyersr Of The Hlotype, which discovery win
tirely supersede the Art Of Dagueneotype.
Published SemimOnthly " per annum, l2i cents
per No, al 81 Broadway. 3 ID. HUMPHREY
al lts Publisher.
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~ Important Free Lecture TO Ladies IN
Brookiyn.Dr BANNING will, a. the urgent request OF
several ades OF Brooklyn. deliver Free Lecture that
CT, this Afternoon At 81 O'clock a. the Brooklyn Institute
IN Wsshipgon-st near Concord. Mothers and daughters
afflicted with who Interested Ia the causes proven
non and cure OF bodily defOrmiy general debility any
Of the Proiesn group OF symptoms termed female weak
nesses; who would culuvste 10 themselves, Gu III
ysted m Others symmetrical and graceful form Of BODY
are earnestly invited 10 attend. al IT.
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Suons are wanted for several experienced cooks chamber
maids, nurses seamstresses lsundresses, general house
and snail girls at the Select Agency for Domes
Tics Cnton,t BROOKLYN fourth door from Fuiton-st IT.
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