The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-05

the gains Of honest industry arc mas
protected. andlzy society open 10 inees-
amt attacks from all those who are too
idle 20 work. too proud 70 be-. and too
: shigA-spirifsd'-laIse again-te grad
uste their expenses to the condition Of
their circumstances.
.Striye honestly and thrive . the
true maxim. Let any work resalute-
ly, tasking all his energies to attain
perfection In the peculiar business, Or
profession, TO which he may have deyo-
ted himself. Let him be just 10 his
deaIings-strictly correct in his person
al deportment-c courteous in his msn-
ners-and liberal within the compass
Of such means as he can call his own,
and the world will certainly yield him
the living he has faithfully earned. One
great element Of success il, however,
vet TO be mentioned. lie must learn to
saw No. II Is the most difficult word
in the English languages 10 pronounce
firmly, aud at the proper time and
place; but still, whoever would pursue
successful course in life, must learn
10 saw MOI #
Whenever he is tempted to exceed
hisappropriate sphere ofaction-when.
ever he is tempted by the importunl-
ties Of his family, or his rising ambi-
ton, to live beyond the actual and GER
tain profits of his regular business. at
the risk Of failing in his duty to his Gre
ditors-in short, whenever he feels be
Is about TO do doubtful, or foolish
thing. let him learn to say /" No"
ArfAur's Home Caxeiis.
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WoxES AND NEwsPArERs.-A face
ii ,us Boston editor is warm in praise o
his laly-subscribsrs. lie says: "Wo
men are the best subscribers In ih'
world TO newspapers. magazines, DC
]. We have been editor nov going on 10
/. eiqh. years. and We have never lost
. single dollar by female subscribers
/. they seem 10 make il q point Of con
: scienlious duty TO pay The preacher an
The prinier--iwo classes Of The commu
ni.y who suffer more by bad pay. an
no pay al all. than all the resi- put "a
griher. Whenever We have woman
name ON our book, we know il il jna
as good for two dollars and half ~
picayune 10 lor ginger cake" More
over, he asserts that ladies read the news
papers 10 which they subscribe, and cor
clndes by declaring that he would rs,l
er have dozen ladies' on biz books ihs
one man."
Anecdote Of Talleyrand.-A banl
j er, anxious about the rise or fall
stocks, came once to Talleyrand, {
: Information respecting the truth of
rumor that George I'LL. had sudden
died. when the statesman replied in
confidential tone: al shall be deligll
ed il the information have to give be
|, any use to you." The banker was e
|, chanted at the prospect~of obtaini'
!. authentic intelligence from so high
!, source; and Talleyrand, with myst
! rious air, continued: "Some say I
J, king of England is dead; others that
:. is not dead for my part, believe n
i i ther the one nor the other. tell J
= this in confidence, but do not conn
: me-" No better parody ON modern
r plomacy could easily be written.
= y IN Incident in Eossmh's Jisif
i i Mississippi "A large company Of lad
: and gentlemen. we understand, assfmh
al The Railroad depot, at our neighb
4 ing village M Clinton, the evening I
= The Hungarian chiefiain. Kussuth, y
= expected 10 pass mp on his way 10 ia
" son. When The smoking train apprca
!, ell. all prepared 10 extend hearty y
cnme 10 The distinguished stranger
:. ladies pui on their blandest smiles,
!, drew forth, with lha, peculiar q
: " known only 10 our Mississippi bel
= =, their unspot,ed and deliciously seer
: = handkerchiefs, while the gentlemen, "
GU, exception, rcatllnsted their stand
collars. reset their Ilashy hats, and N
themselves generally useful. The
ess horse rounded 10. and on being ancho
,ou aboard stepped The worthy officials Of
'hs village, and politely invited The /" 20
'ha nor Of Hungary" TO step ashore Tor
IS. men,, and accept the congratulations
aii hos spi,alilies Of The ladies' and gentle
Nv, present. "No." replied the great
nus sonificaiion and embodiment Of Eur
ia an Republican Liberty. .Tell The "a
20 | am neither linn nor monkey, I
resi- made show Of" And thus the a
l'm praiseworlhy in It's conception on
zee. part of The Clinionians, ended. We
lr- mi, il any American soldier or s'a,es'
OF however uncnulh, under ordinary cirs
I'M stances, would have received the co
AMI sizes of a village so ungracefully.
ord Raymond (Hinds Coz Gaze
nee, ~s>~~~~~>s-~~--
las. The Increasing Gold Discoverit
9 Of The recen. discoveries Of gold IN Au
.. liza, in addition 10 The very large su
from California, is exciting much .
n a lion, and many specula,ions are adva