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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
Common Schools.

rE,lIE Board of Supcriniendents Tor ofanse
u County met al The court house III hil'sho.
rough. III Thursday the I'd January present. anu
in pursuance Of law appointed the following CON-
mii,ces in the several Districts, viz:
No. /. n. lilly. \. NJ. Darlington, j. Lunsiord.
q. =. y. Umsicd, A. n. Jones, Thomas Speed.
8. :. 7. Forsyth, John II. Harris, d. Imsted.
4.
S. Marcus Harris, John Peed, D. g. Parrish.
6. II. Parker, Nelson i. Hall VIM. Duke.
!. John Nicely, James Mangum, Nelson Knew.
8. James I.atta, jr. John Leathcrs, 8 u. Woods.
o. Alex. Dickson, w. Holloway, ). H. Brcsze.
10. James Montgomery, ]. Y. Dortch, Jas Terry.
III. Joseph Brown, WINS. Harris. James Woods.
10. Alex. Robertson, VIM. j. Gray, 4. y. Hail.
Ia. CT. Dunnegan, Jacob Wagner, w .Bialock
ia. Her. Terry, George 9. Ray, David Nike.
is. Allen Brown, Henry Whitfield, Jas. Jackson.
ID. Ahisha Faucet, John Riley, 5. lioleman.
II. Fobt. Rslinp, John w. Clark, John Reding.
is. Hugh Woods, Edward Riley, Rich. Breeze.
10. David Dickcy, Henry Malone, John WOOL.
90. ]. j. Allison, Alex. Anderson. J. a. M'Dado.
81. James Faucet, Jehu Brown, Rich. Iompson'
%. ! Ii Christie, Danl Thompson, VIM Riley.
%. James Wcbb, il. Lemuel Lynch, David tart
%. Avis Durham, Arch Strayhorn, M'Cauley'
c5. Moses Guess, John M'Covn, John Shields.
| 26. David Warren, John Cole, WmJ Duke.
i27. Thos Ferrell, Badly Nichols. Joseph Proctor
Is. Allen Fcrrcll, Jesse B Geer, Simeon HALEY
90. Sterling Proctor, u Dollar. Ihos Christian.
30. Thomas BorougLs. VIM Trice. VIM Cole
al. WDuskin, Bryant Strayhorn, 9 WJohnston
4 81. =,
80. Watt Cate, samSel Stubhins, VIM Check.
81. Frederick LLOYD, Hasten Poe, Ihos Brewer
IS. HI B Lloyd, Thos Faucet, Alex Hunter.
sc. John NJ Gattis, VIM Strain, Abel Madray.
AZ. Thos Boroughs Il 8 Leigh, H ; Maroon.
az. David yickers, Geo yickcrs, Henry Carlton
az. las a Malone, John Barbee, Willis Roberts
40. Bartlett Barbee, ] Harvard, Mordecal Sears
al. -
AZ. Elisha Mitchell. P II M'Dade, w Carr.
as. Shelly Lindsey Benz MCauley Isaiah Dame ),
a.. i H Crutchiicld. ] Quackenbush, Ch Nes'l
as. los Crawford. w Maynor, James l.ashley.
46. Richard Stanford. w Crawford, Crawtort
l47. VIM Thompson, John Y Sykes, ! oa'es
as. C G Smith, Paisley Nelson, s n Tate.
, 40. Alex Mehane, Julius Watson, M'GracKe'
/ so. E C Forrest, John Hodge, Freeman Wake
81. John Compton, E Pettegrew, James Sco'
!, Examining Committee for The present ye
are DR.. Alexander Wilson, Samuel ". hugh
and Rev.J. B. Donnally, who will hold the
first meeting at the Clerks office, on Saturd'
the 18th instant, at Il o'clock A. Nj.
STEPHEN MOORE, Charm.
]. ALLISON, Sec'v.
N. D. The above committees are requested
return the number Of children in their respectl
districts. between tho ages Of and II yea
! 10 The Chairman, within thirty days.
S. NJ, Charm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08

Drownei.--We regreat to learn that
Mr. George kernetilc ol Guiliui coun-
~. lost. lew DAYS since. fine team
ii horses, in attempting To cross Stony
Creek in this county. Two men. wha
were with his wagon at the time. bare
~ escaped watery grave. Nelthef
lring able to swim, both were carried
some distance b. the rapidity Of tie
current. and lodged against some DRIFT
weo,I, by which thes succeeded in extri'
eating themselves from their perilou'
situation. Democrat.
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NJ AR d,

On Tuesday, the 9Th Of December, by the
Raw. A. Curre, DIR. GlIrs ALLISON to Miss Eli
"a HuGHEs, all Of this county.
In Alamancc county, on Tuesday tho Gath Of
December. hy Elder John X. Holt, Mr.. WrLLIAn
G.. ALaalaar, to Miss BaRBlal ANN IRoLis-
snn, the youngcs. daughter Of John Trolinsor
ESQ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
The FIRST snosy.-on

L., - were visited, for the first iime this sra
an. ri,h regular Snow Storm. Il covered tho
..,aaaI % Tic ,lrFih d twelve . siaieen inches
--by f,r The deepest snow that. his hesn sesn
hrrs i,r morc ,han thirty wears. The snr, how.
,ysr. arose with al lis lrghiness The nett NOM
,nr, AMI The air assumed The mildncss q spring
IN TUESDAY The thermometer went Up almost q
ssn,mer heat The snow has consequently melt,
"A away with 2rrat iapidity. and now only ~
,~ars in detached places. where il is prsisctsd ~
the shade.
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SOUTH LOWELL
M ale "A C a d e IN v.

vEsHE present session Of this institution VIII
l. close December Goth, and the next session
will commence on Thursday, January 81. Stu
dents will find il for their interest 10 DO present
on the first day Of the session.
The school continues under the superintend-
encc Of Rev. JANIS A. DEAN, Nj A., as Prinsi-
nal. and b. F. LlanansE, u. A., as Associate.
The Academy Building is entirely new, and is
sufficiently commodious TO accommodate large
number Of students.
No exertions will be spared to promote tho
rough scholarship, maintain sound morality, and
ereate taste for extensive aud general know
Iedae. The course Of instruction will be such US
"a prepare not only for any College in the coun-
try, but especial pains will be taken TO acccmmo-
date such 4. do not intend 10 pursue collegiate
course.
Expenses as heretofore, viz: Tuition $40, sls
so, and SIS. Board, in the best families, S25
per session.
ID. G. PARRISH.
Sec. Ex. Com.
cit .,,olt NJ IN 1874 6l-4w
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Monday morning last
aged about 60 years, Mr.. HEsnr SrovAL, Tor
many years an instructor Of youth.
Died, in Wilmington, on the 2sth ultimo,
Hsssr |. TooLE, esq, Editor Of the Wilmington
Aurora. He was about A. years Of age, ana
leaves an interesting family Of five children.
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Setting aside a Jury's Verdict.


The Cleveland (0hiol Democra. oil the
Al inslan, says: /" Judge Andrews. Of the
Superior Court. now in session. sci aside
a verdict Yesterday. an the sole ground
that one ii the parties had held CONVEX
sa,ion with one Of the jurors touching The
matter then in issue. In giying his opinion
he distinguished Judge took occasion TO
saw that he was not dissatisfied with the
verdict. nor did i, appear that The jury has
been in the least influenced by The con-
,er.aiion: hui he put il on the ,lisinc,
and sn!e ground ,ha, public policy and a
proper administration Of Justice required
that jurors should never in any manner
be approached by parties 10 SUITS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08

sds.ll. in Alamance county. camo 70 . shocking
duh Oh TUESDAY The eth ult. lie hsd hsen
sakis freely, and was Icit seated heiorO the ire.
kaer ablut in hour me Of his sons returning.
fund hun Lying upon his face, with his hssd
snl shoulders ii lie fire. and dead. His head
x4s nearly consumed. and his hands dropped I'll
al lie wri., upon lis being lifted up.
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Ma. MRS. WILB0N'S
school for small Boys ana
Girls.

N1II,L be opened on the 9th of January, IN
" the Female Academy, and will end on
the 9th Of June. Tuition will vary from SIX 70
twelve dollars per session. Strict regard VIII ne
paid 10 the morals Of children committed TO their
caie. All scholars will be considered as entered
Tor the session, unless there BIO special contract
to the contrary. The tuition will be due at the
commencement of the session.
Hillsborough, Dec. 2S. Co.
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INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
Rllcisl. Dec. Is, 1850

A number Of gentlemen interested ~
the industrial pursuits Of the People of
North Carolina. having assembled IN the
Supreme Eonr, Room nj the Capitol. an
motmn of col. Henry B. Elliott. the Hon.
John NJ. Mrrehcad. Of t:uiltord, WAS nnan.
I'M ,usly appointed President: and on mo.
unn of Mr.. VIM. ID. Cooke. l.. j. Hale.
ol Fayetteville. was appointed Secretary.
On lakmg the Chair. Gov. Morrl,eSd
h iefy addressed Tic meeting Oh the OBJ
lecis for which The meeting was called.
lie was followed, y, more length, by
coI. Elliott. who Indicated some al The
particular objects which IL was sdsi.able
IL take into consideration; especially the
pfnprlety Of following The example ofoih-
Or States by holding Stale Fairs.
On nation Of Col. Elliott. i, was
Rcsoircd, That COMMITTEES Of 'hree
lie appointed by The Char, 10 prepare
rules and regulations Tor the government
III this Association. and report 10 An adj
Iournrd meeting Of this Convention.
Col. Elliott, Vim. ID. Cooke and +. j.
Hale were appointed the Comlni.iee.
The Cnnyneiion then ADJOURNED until 10.
MORROW morning, . o'clock.
Thursday, Dec. 10, 1850.
The Convention met. Gov. Morehead
being necessarily absent. on motion 81
Geo. Mcneil, ESQ. Col. IL. b. Elliot.
was called 10 The Chair.
Mr.. Cooke. from The Committee OF
Rules, &C.. reported as follows:
Ala meeting of Delegates representing
various industrial interests. held ~ tn
City Of Raleigh, on The 18Th and l9'i
dec. 1850, il was resolved. III order
promole and encourage all ,hose engaged
in the various branches of productive IN
duslry, and 10 STIMULATE and reward en-
terprlzc, excellence aud skill, 10 organic
Society under the following
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
|. This Sociely shall be known =
" The North Carolina industrial Associ'
ton"
2. The Officers Of The Association sha
consist of i President, five Vice Pies
dents, Recording Secretary. Cores
ponding Secretary. aud Treasurer; VII
The usual duties and powers pertaining
their Offices respectively. They shall I
elected annually by ballot. and conilng
IN office one year, or until their succe
sors are chosen. The treasurer shall pa
out money only upon The order Of The L
ccniive COMMITTEE.
3. Any person may become memb
Of this Association by the payment Of o.
dollar as admission fee, and one doll
annually thereafter.
4. The next meeting Of Ibis Associati'
shall be held III the Guy Of Raleigh,
The first Wednesday in OCTOBER. 1851, al
annually thereafter al subj lime aud pla
as may be designated fat the precedi
mrelng Of The Association
s.. il, each annual nkeing Of this
sorlalioa, there shall D held a fair for
exhlbiti ~ Of ARTICLES production, inst
uiy and skill IN Tie agricultural, Man
iacmrliig, Mining ann mechanical Depa
menis nI lndu,nyyia Which exhio.l'
The me.lih,as 81 lNs Association shall
alnited ifceoi tlarsee
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wednesday, january >.

re lion. David ). Reii sas inausura,ed. o
,,,,..,,,a.y she IA Instant, = Governor q II.
s.. II Nonh Carolina. The insugural Al
-. whieh wss rsaj On lie occssion. viii I
,m.I il smother pan q ecr PaPsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-08
4 Fact for Farmers.-Dr. R. r.

n Fact f0f FarmtlS.-IIf. ~. =
Baldwin has recently made public The re-
sui. Of several years investigations and
experiments upon mannres. and tue vari-
Gus WAYS Of Ier,ilizlng soil. lie aiaics
that the hes. and spetllest way 10 lertillze
any soil. is 10 cover il over with straw,
bushes or any raw material, so as COM
plelely 10 shade il. The surface Of The
earth illus being made cool, dark, damp.
and close. soon undergoes chemical pro-
cess like purefaclion. and becomes highly
fer,ilized. lie says. il may be applied
with success 10 any soil whatever. M
matter how poor, and The result will be
astonishing.
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NILSSON NICHOLS. J
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court,
that the defendant in this case is mol an Inha-
bitant Of this State; II j. therefore ordered, that
publication be made in the Hillshorough Recor.
der. for six weeks successfully, that said defend
ant appear at the next term Of this Court, 70 be
held for the county OF Orange, at the courthouse
in Hillsboi ough, on the fourth Monday in Fcbru-
ary next, then and there 10 show cause, If any he
can. WHY the land levied on shall not be condemn
cd to satisfy plaintiff : claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. D
1850.
]. ALLISON, G. G. G.
Price adv. 81: so. 7i-6H
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JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
Co. SIN
Young Ladies' Seminary.
GRAHAM. N. {

rTyHE exercises If this Institution will be re-
4 sumcd on the sih Of January next. The
plan Of instruction il thorough and .0icieaf. A
commodous building is now Icing erected for the
purpose, with large and well ventilated rooms.
With we'll qualified Assistants, no excriions VIII
be spared 10 make this one Of the best and cheap
e., schools in the country, IN every respect wor-
Inv Of its growing patronage.
The school is open to pupils OF every grsde,
who are distributed into three departments, and
graduated according TO proficiency after thorough
examination.
EXPENSES.
Board, including every thing, per term Of
five months, ~ 10 s5o:uo
Tuition in English branches, to l1;Vu
in Languages, o;uo
in Painting and Drawing, 5;Cu
10 Embroidery, s;uV
!. i Music. 1900
H. r. rns,r,men, 800
Contingencies, oo
Tuition must be in advance.
WIN. A. NELSON.
Graham, December 10, 1850. CIV
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Classical & Mathematical
miIIsn0ROTGH. y. G.

'EHE rAsIri-r, q d. t'4l1a1fit iaslis'i'E flIs-
isss lsru dssaHllasasa. tlr subscribers SAL
ng.rn = Srhoa 81 lhs tth Il 9snuaTE. As9ss N
ss llliliHs laIes uss - ahai insiiiusiun, us.afr
aheia oMn rsaalE0l AMI alraxsaan.
Tie eouEsr 4 insiGustaan NIL u sRrh - y
pleEafe ,ouns rpen fiaasskis foF ~ ssiaho-
rnsTr t'isss In InlirEe. -. NLeEe soiasse roaIse
! nos iuiellea. tos lAe lssinsss inarsseiloas 4
life
The ssrirsesa aulenii..n Nill - sissn - il.s n-
mi sss.s amsrsss II ie ssaesis. sri i lals eAlf'
Frr.re IN illr slnraiian a youth r. grs'aslad !
eoaii.lsnrs 10 llnse nha max laiaaniRe ihe s'"ol
Ne pnlas~ IL ~ that exl#aarr n Isasias'a.' -
hesa iuleassas d those nh0 ass L. rslHiniiis Il
our charge.
ALIEN. WILSON.
RALPH III. GRAVES.
Dee~mleE 80. 3i-As
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Boston, Mass. Aug. 3lst, 1919.

Messrs. A. b. 81 ID. Sands-Gcntlcmen Last
spring, | was attacked with Rheumatism IN
the lower part Of my body, extending down
to nv feet, and SO severely was ! Affected
that could not stand or move myself. ! urea
all the different medicines advertised Tor THIS dls-
ease, among which were several kinds OF Safsa,
para. hut none Of them did me any good, ana
/ gave up All hope Of being cured, when friend
advised me to try Sands Sarsaparlla. con-
scented. not expecting il would cure me; but after
us;np tweleve BEETLES have the happiness OF
stating 10 YOU that the pain has left me, can
walk without any assistance, and am gaining IN
strength every day, which have no doubt Is
owing entirely TO the use Of your Sarsaparilla.
send You this voluntary certificate, tina, the at
ficted may know what medicine to use to ale
viate their suilerings and effect cure.
Yours very truly,
JOHN BANVARD, Chambers-st.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A.
B. & ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Ful,on-street, corner of William. New York
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. Price 81 per bot
tie; SIX bottles for SIS.
For sale also by
Long & Webb, Hillsborcugh, and
j. S. Lucas, Chapel Hill.
i December "a. o5--
BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1850.

Original Attachment lcSicd
.au,a PEN. on Negroes.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of The Court,
that the defendant, Allen Petty, is not an IN
hahitant Of this sate II is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Hillsborough Recor-
der, for six successive weeks. for said defendant
10 appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, TO be held Tor the
the county Of Orange, at the courthouse IN Hills
borough, on the fourth Monday in February next,
then and there TO plead or rcpleyy, or Judgment
will he taken pro coniesso, and orderof sale made
accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
al Office, the fourth Monday Of November, A, D
1850.
]. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. 81: SO. 64-6w
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LIST or LETTERS.

REuAlNlNti ~ dc rD,l uil5os q "a ~ O.
~ cough, y, e., 90 lhr - day 81 lsuus,y
1851, WAieh i ns iassn,.si ,''iliu shIet uslihs-
viii h. seni 10 llar Iirlsrfal Pos; uIlirr ~ dat
leiieEs.
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TATE OF N0RTH.CARoLINA.

- - Ut 4NAAAN
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court If Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1850.
Alien Weaver
-
Ihssssfesd Raserson ar.d aslsEs. heirs q Law 4
basli Ral,crssn. drccasrd.
J4ssirs's Eysrsiiass Isssoi - T4asd.
ET ap,~arin. II IL Satisfaction II IN G0'sri.
thai fhe,iraiield Roasfs4.n and Cabin ..,sAcI-
sal. iva II lie defendants ii Ibis ease. ~
inhabitants af This sasis: n j. thrrrfHr arsrssA.
that qualifications X made - Nssas suoresSlssly
IN lie IIlllsi,-au.h Recorder. fsr sai dsisasanis
IL apl~sr isf,rs onT next couH II pseas sE'l
Quarter Sessions. 10 L. held inr ilas ssannis II
Orange. II The canrt-hau4e in IiilIs.-'s'alsa, ~
he fourth N"naay in fshman Hssi. il.n All
there 10 show causr Nhy The land hsifl at al'al
noi ~ sold d ssiisis sald execution anil lie rssi
Of This prareedins.
Witness. Ia>rYh Allison. Iiesk II sa'a taalti.
II aiTire, the fourth Monday d NOVEMBER. j. H.
/ 1850.
j. ALLISON, c.c.r.
Price aly. S 90. CIV
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BLANKS for Sale at this o0ise.
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ID. C. PARRISH

aon,h Lowell. Nov. 40. 1850. 6l--4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
Restoring and Preserving the
Sight.

A friend who had read the following val
liable item of inlormationl, but who had for
gotten the way to Z" rub his eyes" for loss of
sigh, by age, requested US yesterday 10 re-
publish the process. It's as follows f:
For near ighledness-Close the eyes aud
press the fingers gently, from the nose out
ward, across the eyes. This hat,ens the
pupil, and thus lengihens or extends the an
Gle of vision THIS should be done several
tunes day till the short sightedness is oy-
ercome
For loss Of sight by age, such as require
magnifying glasses, pass the fingers or tow
el from the outer corner ofthe eyes inward
! ~, above and below the eye balls, pressing
gently against them. This rounds them up,
and preserves or restores the sight.
4 Ii has been already said That tins is moth
{ ing new The venerable John Quincy Adj
ANS preserved his sight in this way ia full
lyigor, 10 the day of his death. lie told
/ Lawyer Ford, of Lancaster, who wore gas-
ses, that If he would manipulate his eye.
with has fingers, from their external angles
( inwardg, he would soon be able TO dispense
with glasses. Ford tried IT, aud soon res
tored his sight perfectly, and has since pre-
served ii by tue continuance of this prac
! tee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
an ARTISTS DREAM.

POWERS, the sculptor, who is a native of
Woodstock, w.. in late letter to his cous-
IN, Dr.. Thomas f. Powers. of that place.
narrates a youthful dream of his own
which probably suggested his world re-
nowned statue Of the Greek slave. Refer
ring IN his letter to the fact that the statue
bad been exhibited in his native town. he
says that its exhibition there almost fully
real,zes an oft repeated dream which oc-
CURED to him many times and for years,
commencing when be was child, residing
on the banks Of the Qnechee, and that il
followed him after his removed to Ohio, and
until the time he commenced modelling
his staiuary. He says that he saw in bis
dreams, across the Green Mountain stream
mentioned, and from his fathers hnuse,
white female figure, exceeding beautiful.
standing on pillar or pedestal Itidid 90;
seem 20 possess life, and his boyish fancy
was perplexed with the radiant vision. as he
had never seen any thing like it, and had
no idea of statue. lie often attempted to
approach it in order to make a more dis
tnct observation, but the water was deep
and the current rapid, and he was never a.
ble TO procure a nearer view than was af-
torded him from the west bank Of the river.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
Married without Knowing it.

4 gentleman of Indana is claimed by
lady in this city as her husband Hearing
of the claim Of late, the gentleman made his
way to this city in considerable haste to see
the person who claimed him. He searched
the records and it was ascertaned that the
regular papers had been made out, that the
marriage had taken place. aud that cler-
gyman of good standing had oliicialed, and
the whole matter was to all appearances Il
legal transaction. The lady herself states
that the genmllean is the Identical person
she was married TO.
But our hoosier neighbor denies all know
ledge Of the lady, and, in card which we
lind in yesterdays Gazette, in'nmaies that
some person bearing strong resemblance
to him, and Of course, knowing his resi-
dence, oliiciated as his representative, got
married. and in short time LETT for parts
unknown This is the latest imposition !;
if imposition it be, aud we doubt not it j.,
that has come 10 light The object Of the
false man is plain, VIZ to impose upon the
lady and escape the Cincinnati Com
ReFciai.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20
VOL. XIV, NO. 17.---wHOLE NO. 23ls.

cry So 80 grade Of Shawl The imported
article to sell at the same money should
cost about l9s sterling, aud would pay a
Governmental duty of abou, ) 81, leaving a
balance Of 30 cents in favor of the home
made article, to enable the manufacturer to
contend against the panper labor Of Europe.
1t would he an interesting subject to in
qulre how protection to American industry
has operated upon the consumers of this one
article alone, but time aud space forbid us
to give more than cursory glance. We
will, however, state that previous to Isis,
all the Wooden Shawls used ia she United
States, were imported Gom Europe; the
price of fair article was Si2 in first hands,
= 80 from Jobbers, aud ia a SIS from
retailers The Bay State Mills were start
ed, aud it being new business, the first
year they could not afford Shawls at less
than the price of the imported article, but
during the second year they had ssasnvd cN.
perience and produced them at a cheaper
rate, the price was reduced to $40. and eN-
Perence having given them the ability to
produce cheaper each year, the article has
been reduced III price till now the same
Shawls are offered to the consumer At -
each from retailers hands The successful
introduction Of this branch of manufacture,
induced others to embark in the same line
and as the foreign manufacturer was oblig-
ed TO meet the market, the result has been
a saving to the consumer of ZIG in the
cost.
We are also graii6ed to state that this
particular branch of manufacture has az
iOrded fair return to the Mil owners -
We think we can say with safety, the pre-
sent production in the United States is quite
600 900, which at an average of s. each
amounts to 5000 600, consuming at leas,
, 100000 lbs. of American wool, (whon it
can be had, saving Us the export OF near
$1,000 OOO specie to pay the balance OF
trade. Is not this encouraging to the wool
rroNer