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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-25

FrrrRe HorsEKsErERs.-We some
times catch ourselves wondering how
many oi the .nung women whom we
meet with, are to perform the part 81
hsusekeepers, when the young men
who now eve them so admiringly have
persuaded them TO become their wives.
We listen to those young ladies Of
whom we speak, and hear them not
only acknowledging but boasting Of
their ignorance of all house work du.
ties, as if nothing would so lower them
in the esteeW Of their friends. as the
confession of an ability to bake bread
and pies, or cook. piece Of meat, OF
a disposition to- engage IN any useful
enpleyment. 8
" speakipS from our avn youthful re.
ss'sz : s. l.ss' 9 J: s<S C. of - f.,
PSS NJ AN wh1tt hands So
sySfv prett, "a MI IT with yeo'';
man ewes, aud sometimes We law
known the artlcss innocence oi prac
tical knawle,lse displayed by, yonnI
, Miss to appear rather interen'nS ,nal
otherwise. But we hay ii.ea 'ohi
: enough to learn that ls 'ull OF rug
. ged experiences, yd that the mos
!, Ioy;ng, romantic nd delicate peopl
: mus, live nm : <ed or otherwise pre-
:. m,red faod IA in homes kept cleal
: !, ppaJ l;iy b industrious hands An,
: for ali b, practical Purposes of mar
!, r;ed D<. it is generally found that "a
), ,baIdsband to set and gaze at a wife
! Ter fingers and lily hands. OF for
! l&ife to SIT and be linked at and ad
Z mired, does not make the pot boil, n,
put the smallest piece of food in tn
lpot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-25

"No ONES ENEMY Bur HIS 0wS."-
No ones enemy but his own,' happens,
generally, 70 be the enemy Of every
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-25
Fall Trade, 1853.
9. o. cCEDL11IJ1D,
Whoesae and Retail Dealer, in

nrv~s. Medicines. Paints. Oiis. PERU
mssy. Cigars. Fancy .4ffieiss, &C.,
sns& seerielns the lafsssi aud mort -''eei
i sea lhai lse has esSf piier'd 10 tsse Trade,
.s,r. be viii -sll sn - fe-renslse irrsns 80 sny
-. e.aab.isl.u.eni "a, didJle u hesiein Moth
ys, ,-,eian.. esunirs Merchants. anil Planners.
:. .,.sd.als iasisrd 10 cal! ad examine lse gua-
~ I'D prsp.e, 40 NC av dslrI.ned ~ ulake a -
80, iuisse-i 20 hay oi us-s
u,les. srui slll be iisi promptly. NJ ally pack.
"A aud isrwanaed with ds-rs1eh.
unless amounting 10 ss5 or upwards. We nill
J,I.er FIRE Of charge any distance under lSei-
u-6se miiss
ssrsember ~. 1883. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-25

'nl5 osskr his fargsn,-,, ! !. Z; :, {.
fslser ma ana d MORE useful citizcns
How. butte press. which is the Arch.
medean leer that shall move the worl,ls
The pressis the engine Of progress,
the channt of advancement, the prin'
cipal agenl of art, science and phIlo'
sophy. Twill, tell every man in che
land preciely what has been done IN
his art; twill carry to his very door
the resultsbf the chemists experiments
and il wiIIbear to him the deductions
OF the prsctical operator. 1t carries
not only tie theory af the scholar aa'
the mysteries Of the laboratory, bu
the every Hay experience Of the mat
who labWs with his own hands. 1t ]
not the medium of abstract sciege
alone, but also Of the practical o.
yations Of the plain unsclent me- %, !
mer. Tits not stiff monitor Iand I ,ha =
abstruse learning which lS,.roa hnt
comprehension of ths ss'sreai ss snaat 'a' -
cheerful compans IN 9ni.n spans 40
an equal. withwe tb/san,ty OF learn>
;,,n M sdas1, ~ 49,. atodon Of the schools.
~ Ir,,a,. ar -, plain and practical
NO., sa,.s to the newspaper the result
,"I';, arn;. J 'Iperimeuts. in raising corn, pigs
:, .dtry. Farmer b may read
!. he will. and compare his own
Experience with it. 'Fhis is one Of
the principal objects Of an agricultu>
this is what the old fogy
farmer cuntemptuously styles book
farming"
Considered in relation to this branch
Of its purpose. the agricultural journal
is simply a record of various experi-
ences. When farmer has been sue.
cessiul in any operation. he gives II
to the world through the press. just as
he would drop in upon his neIghbor
and verbally relate it. This is that hor-
rible busbear, "book farming p
But the press goes farther than this,
aud gives theory as well as practice.
Ii places within the reach Of the hum
blest farmer the deductions of science
which may benefit him IN his daily oc-
cupation.
Book farming has long been a re-
proach among the ultra-conseryativc
tillers Of the soil. Why it should be
SO, more than book -doctoring, book
preaching. or book politics. We are al
a loss to determine. Is agriculture
then, only mere mechanical opera
ton, which requires no skill Of judg
ment, that can be increased by stud,
aud reilection--no enlarging Of the un
derstanding that can be procured b,
reading and experiment? Not at all
Farming is only an art--a mere me
chanicaI crait-in the hands of the coli
fOgy;" but tits science-a heldforu IN
limited research-in the hands Of the
inquiring, progressive agriculturist-
in the hands Of the intelligent " bool
farmer"
The Irish laborer would derive n
appreciable advantage from books an,
papers to aid him in the use Of his plcl
and shoyeI-his work is merely mecha
nical-more of the bone and muscl
than the head; but the farmer-le
him not say thathe can become no wiser
no more skilIul in his calling by til
aid OF books. lie could offer no strong
er indication Of his ignorance and big
otry. Her IaSiad cuflisrts.
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BOOK FARmING

The world is full al /" old fogies-
ultra conservative men, who worship
the shaJowy phantom oi the past. and
maintain a naughty contempt for the
things of the present. They obstinatrly
shut their eyes TO the modern reyela-
tions Of science and philosophy. aud
cling with unbending tenacity 90 the
manners. customs aud opinions Of their
great grandfather. They love old
things because they are old. They
shun railroads aud steamboats, as in
yentions oi the devil. preferring to
irnst the old grey mare Of their fathers.
rather than foster modern enterprise.
OF all the " old fogies" in the world.
the " old fogy" farmer is smost unreal
sonable, and the most intclerable clog
to the wheels Of progress. The art Of
the farmer is eminently one Of progress.
Mechanical ingenuity and scientific
discovery have largely contributed to
its adyancement--have opened field
Of inquiry and experiment. which pro.
misses unlimited benefit to the agri.
culturist. Improvement is the order
of the day in the lield, and nane Of
the arts is more susceptible te the'ip'
/ huence of the progressive spirit OF th'
age, than that of the farmer.
But how is the farmer Ia avail h',s
self ~ The information, Nhss' snali ~
fsul< o.skr his fortsnv- s 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

From the ports Of London Liverpool Southampton and
Glasgow further supply of steamers be procured
to extent that may be required but at there
is reluctance to interrupt the regular transit of
prises those ships that at the moment be spared
will be observed that the chartered companies with the
exception Of the General Screw have their fleets al
most unbroken the assistance which thus far they
called to supply We understand that the govern
ment with that consideration for the welfare of the
petition which BELTS the extraordinary their
disposal determined to give fair allowance of elbow
to $50 tons register will be allowed to every 100 men,
that the whole force will reach the point of rendezvous
not only with all the speed Of steam but in the best pos
sible condition. For the heavier munitions of war; and
probably the artillery horses, sailing vessels will be
poyed and it Is understood that of Mr. Green's and
Mr. Duncan Dunbar's finest ships have already been
gagged for that service.
These details will enable the reader to form toleraby
correct conception of the military preparations Of the
government, far they have yet been developed.
The facility with which its plans being carried into
execution furnishes evidence Of the Of this
country for war, which enemies would do well to
consider. Not only we able to transport an exped
ment to regular commerce. but is also not improba
BILE that steamers hitherto the property Of English
panies, will be employed in conveying the French
auxiliary army to the East 1t Ia stated that the
atlantic Steam Navigation Company of which Duke
de Montebello is chairman and the formation Of which
in this country feet Of ten seamers-and it is
believed the company has placed these ships which
of large size ut the disposal of the Emperor for the
present emergency.
The naval preparations chiefly directed to the
formation and complete equipment Of the feet which
to be sent early next month to the North and the
Baltic and which is to consist Of the following ships
YeeeeIe Vynf;ox n,re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL Is TAXED WITH EVASION OF RE

".
In the House Of Commons the 14th ult, Mr. Iayard
said-I give notice that Friday next the motion
for going into Committee Of Supply, shall call the at
ten1n Of tho House to the state Of our relations
Sir H. WIIIoUGHBYI have also to give notice that
Friday win call the attention of the House to the
destruction Of the Turkish feet at Sinope
Mr.. BAIM said that, before he put the question Of
which he had given notice. relative to affairs in the East
to the noble Lord the member for London he thought It
right to that the reason he made the inquiries that
he did, because 1t appeared to him that the people
of this country, before they absolutely engaged in
ceved the conduct Of allies as to the
tons that were taken BY this country to prevent any
due advantage being taken with reference to treaties
which might be entered into between Russia or
Turkey and any Of such allies The questions which
he wished to ask the noble lord were-arst whether
between the British government and the Porte or be-
to the passage Of the Dardanees BY the combined ee 81
be laid upon the table Of the house Secondly whether
any treaty, offensive defensive had been entered into
or any proposal made by the latter Power to attain that
object; and not whether her Majestys ministers are
prepared to enter upon war and to send great mill
ry that either France Turkey may not at any time
make separate treaty with Russia, Withdraw from
1ns DO
have been made by the French government relative
the mode of carrying operations to the several
conont occupation Of points forresscs Of the Turkish
territoriesf Fourthly, whether any such communca-
tcns have been omitted from tho Blue Book either in
entire documents cut out from documents, given
in extracts
Lord J. RUSSELL said that the honorable member
for Aylesbury had given notice of his intention of
erng fully into this subject Friday next he thought
It better that general to the questions just put
70 him would be more conveniently deferred until that
OCCASION inasmuch the subject would then be more
fully entered into and If necessary explained Hear
hear With respect TO the third and fourth questions
however put by the honorable member he thought that
the House would see the propety Of not entering
such discussion which would be unusual unnecessary
and improper. Hear, hear)
Mr. BAIIM.-The noble lord has not answered. but al.
together evaded- (OrderD wished the noble lord
simply to answer the. loud cries of " Order Ply
The SPEAKKR-The honorable member for Inverness,
although he has right to put the question: is not entitled
to enter into debate upon the same. (Hear)
Lord J. RUssML-I beg to say, sir in answer to the
last remark of the honorable member Inverness that
do not evade his questions but altogether the pres
emit occasion, decline to answer them. (Hear.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

most difficult and complicated negotiations, and have
not the least hesitation in appealing not only this
House. but to the country not merely acquitta
her Majesty's government but win almost venture to
trust that may have their appreciation. (Cheers)
The Earl of CIANRzCASnB withdrew his motion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

the Carbneers the 18th ancess the Ith HussArs the
6th Hussars and the Ennskellens,
The Duke OF Cambridge will take the command as
sisted by General Brotherton the Earl Cardigan
Lord Raglan we understand has been appointed to the
chief command OF the expedition. The only transports
now at home available for conveying the troops Malta
10 said capable Of carrying 200 men each, con
siderable number but falling far short Of what Is re.
quired for the present emergency The have
therefore, chartered the following steamers -
From the General Screw Steamship Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

The Victoria.
From the Irish companies it is stated by Mr.. James
Hartley that three four steamers be obtained for
transport service. The General Screw Company have
also received notice to hold at the disposal of the go
vernment the following ships of their feet their
way home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
THE FRENCH EXPEDITIONS TO THE EASE
Regarding the French expeditions TO the East lstas,

dated Paris Feb. IL, says;-
II IL announced that teegrAphc despatch has ben
received from Touon announcing the arrival q Ages
Of Admiral Bruats squadron The passage III The 3sls
graph speak TRUTH very quick the squadron only
left Brest Sunday week. 10 further stated that IL
squadron s TO take board General Pelissler, With
division of the African army amounting 70 900 mn:
that the squadron will then make sa for Toulon wAs
Engsh squadron and transports win meet II and al1o
take board French troops that both squadroa
with this army Of Y 900 men, Win proceed 70 ths sSs.c
enter the Derdanees and dsembArk the troops ~ Svp
near the spot which mentioned four ave months 80
a. likely TO BE- selected for point a. landing nsmy
dosto the Sea Of MAmors and the best Tor ns pro-
lection Of the Bosphorus and the Dardanslss wn@ -
pears rather strange l. this alleged srrsnes1e,.
going out Of tn. way &c. h0w:vsr y. -, It.
Il intended To- occupy would doubt b 10 covsc
ConstantinopIe, though, With NE Black ses swept -
Brtsb and French cruisers, and the impcsabiity o.
Russian army supplying Itself from the coast march
on the capital IN that diTesso h. fIsn -
expsditia By the Adras'c TO which alluded the csAsr
realized woSd have for IL object 70 monaco the Rs
san army ia case u attemged-vhcA y not imRsosaA9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
Foreign Ports.

Ar Honolulu Nay q ships Lady Fierce Burr San tsne-co
HOus KOnsjuns J. snip Mischief Law
renee Nd ..lsd dsy for Whsmpoal
Prsys Cap- dr Verbs June 7fs hzna"hHi MAR
anf
rtous having .beEd snd destroyed ase part Of the
cal.o Tho prscns beard Of me u iss:e Con
siituion Mayo. The X suppiet with men ty Con
81 ard proceeded or her ycyage June >.
Trieste previous E E: ship Hannah Croker Peters
or into 10 Grade Nay p sg Yebo Ct and Nex York
Porto Cabelo about June y big Frontier Hoy' i Ne"
YoIs lev dsys. =.
AZ St Domus 90 City bark Volunteer Mayo M New
Iois; Br. -chr Acs0ian, Tor do. 49,,
A. Por,su Prince I'm br.. Delhi Dsnsby Io Phlsde
n Burdett foH Boeton d.ehsFgng senfs
purtury julia H-r, do de- Gong tn ons Afeisde
v etstgrr. frcm " iungton. ' &
sC.eLuetos IN INST, bark Cook Wcton, for Boston
A tI!ss Marine 10Th Septure Parsons ordo
Island 5h schr OA7is Bermuda 20 oai .1
E~ Yck GEG ekcE American Vee Sailed ttoE 'ih sis Ga
10. New iOk =. =, =,
a FnTy snd Thsl.t;.. Baker, Sew Ycsk CD ships EaGs
Jape Springer London Onward Welsh Liverpool
Chs0t0sn PEI 10Th inst ehT- For. .ner Do-s
Thomas buf.- Bo.tuiJh. brig Ellington Pansef d scbf
~ - Nr-mhi 18th bar. New Empire Dsss Portland
I'm snip Loisud New ior.-ije BARK industry Bosuon CD
ih tt-, Neptune Price bef., Ysnsee Bade Grsy Gouce,
Az :. shse.c ID list; big Coueercrssd Treschow, Boston
ch srk Teen. New YORK ca s,h st2s Cotton
An At Yslnogih y g. sskr Democrat Perry Boston
Cox, 10; Prince Alert H;oa Portland yE
Ar At y s. 9Th brs oi.oo. wnso~ PIovH
dsuts: ilb. sslf Niles bC1ODi oIs
Ar - = obn V Q i9h oct bars Mariner Donaldson, New
Yor. th .hp fr.ser HerDst Bath BRIG Oliver frost
ssTsrrsh chr srsu.in Naes Lynn Cd 7h, snip- Lucy
ItcuTc1 Fercs'Cn sud J-r-mish Inouf-'n, bscf LFr9
zen scar. Pe.il heipiey Boston
Az :. GzlqEGah 80, t1s Eva, View Lcrcc- c.
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Arrived.

Shin St Patrick fpacksD Whitman. Liverpool 20 d ndse .ni
Jass David Ogden Had birth aud three deaths 1
sb westerly the whole passgr July lat ~ d on - -,
It'll lat % CO. loo u 49, two eebsss Gus
which three miles Ia length July = lat 70 a. io" ." ~
nj from ST. SepheDs " g., for Liyerpopl
schr John Wilson Mitchell, Pictou " d-, coal 10 MIL
brSee sailed IN with schr Oliver " Perry for New fos
scLr Eva Br McDonnough Galway ~ d., In ballast aud u
Brs Oxford of RocsandJ MoutOu Gusyam, 4. 10 d' mo
laaes 20 Cu.ben Finley.
schr WIN H. Clear (Br Prudden Eethura d. pine apples
&c 70 o. Miller July n lat n Ton 70 30 exchanged ssaas
with bound south howings white signal with ie ter aud
sh o. N Hawkins Grfen Charleston DIS cotton ncCresdy,
Mott g. Co.
sehr znlth Toler Elizabeth City N d' wheat to Brown
Co.
sehr yeBdons (of Rock.pd) Brsy, Port Harvey b I2ds,
fres 81 Henderson Wilson
sch Coffin, huDey Msebis-pOrt IDS lumber 10 ms-tsr
FELLOWSHIP President schmidt HambuIsh 10 w Schmidt
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HOUSE or REPRESENT ArlvES.

Mr. WASHBt kNE Ill moved that the secc; Com
nitee appointed to inqu NO III, la, relating e. tho
al,.Tsto q. Tic Minnesota Land tl be authorized 10
lloy cl,rk tor q iew day..
message was received irom the Senate announcing the
massage by tha body of the Homestead bill with amend
mspt. ,,,
,rI.;t mn and end, aver 10 press Il 10 final action.
MIR tukNIN moved the vote by wAch the For;ihca-
lion b,ll ~. ed be rcconsljered
MIR not SION moved ~ lay that notion on TIE table.
Agreed tc--leas -, Nays 20. No.
MIR. STANTON. Ky from the committee on Ffhuhs
rcpertej resolution authorizing o. be printed ana oonnt
sX Thousand extra copies of the report OF iaeat 'h-,
who wa sent 20 Ct 10 make Astronomical ooseryatons
together with two Thousand copies "t th" oserNe.ph9
ihe House then took up the motion OF Mr. VI Dpu-
GALL he bill making provisions for the postal service
in he State Of California and Oregon and washington
Territories; and conCuucd in the Senate amendmcat,
authorizing special letter carrier 10 charge twenyh'" m
s,ead of y cents for the Of single packages
on motion Of Mr.. WENTWORTH Of Mass the Com
i,tee On Commerce directed - inquire what esia
sion is necessary regulate prohibit the Introduction
to any United States port by any foreign Gov,snu,ent,
or individuals persons bind INSANE or oIerwsedsaoci
aud report by bill or otherwise.
MIR. SINGl EION asked leave 70 introduce res >uton
c.;nc an the President Of the United States II not m
compaiible With the public interest, 10 INFORM TIE House
WHEELER our affairs with Spain, Indicated m March last
IN IA MESSAGE remain unsettled: aud whether the necas
sy still exists 10 grant additional powers TO enable tho
Executive and protect the national honor rights
and interests
Mr. FARLEY objected.
The reports "a which no objections were male from
Standing Committees, referred.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state she Union, and considered the Navy ApprO
,,ration bill
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Arrived.

T. eausr 70 Florida Wocdhu, Savannah y hours, ldse
and us 10 M Sunday, midnight, - miles north OF
Care atteEss Shoals exchanged Gsnas WIKI steamship NH'S
hsice foI Charleston. .,,-.-- o., - - D., -,
=. a, a.,d TIle,oI On Saturday at T. NJ coming
over passed ship "ateree from Charleston Tor L'
erfooi. c,,--.-. E J.. .o.,o, - r y.,dl
F-rs Chase MsanIa- II d. sugzf To- hhu MO N
70 IulvI Wagner naive ot sweden, d-h
Brg Henrietta (Brrm Je-ooIe Bremen d d' ballast snd ~
80. =, ,,Iror & July La % IS Ion. fell IN with the
wrek q iu Of painted haeA with wh- -tfessi
toh gone towPr standing Her stern bens under "s'e
cou.c Z her name. =. 40, 49, 49,.
Biz Samson o Myc Murray Aral,chieola 10Th inst cotton
o Esge & Hazs,d
sch CaaIt savannah DE- cotton and naval stores TO
MCsdy Moii Go. July - la, 81 49, Ion II 81 N s4al was
arl Iy Lnius which sc, the vessel the lower hold
took Oh broke the when we found Two
barrels tar OF barrels OF spris tlIpeDtae
Of By exeioEs eded " putting
he ire ou vithou. receiving any damage
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FROM WASHINGTON.

sp.ei,i D~psich to The y. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, July -, 1854.
The Senate hos been engaged to-day upon the Reel
procity Treaty, but reached nO conclusion.
The charges of Judicial corruption made against Judge
Grcr promises to be serious matter The parties bring
ing them will push lem, and are confident OF being able
TO sustain Them The public sentiment is that he is not
a righteous Judge, that he is yrasnicsl with ALL
Some Pennsylvanans have presented Congressman
S;raub with & goldhoadcd tonight. Ii is thought
Nv some people that this ceremony is gentle hint that he
brd better cut stick For his Nebraska vote and speech
he deserves cane-ing
The Secretary OF the Treasury has sent voumnous
documents and q short communication TO the Senate in
regard to the Florida claims. The principal claim has
been paid but the claimants demand per cent damages
or the interest provided for by the treaty with Span OF
1919 they base their claims upon Judicial DECISIONS and
sonal law. The Secretary desires Congressional
decision upon the subject The amount necessary to dis
charge these damages is abou. million of dollars
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spoken, &c.

Jay CT Cape FoE ship Tex's 10 day. from New Orleans tor
Rotterdam 80, -.-s--
july IS .lt es on 50 49, bark Standing e. shown.
" hi. si.lal with letter II. IL i. 49,
Calcutta for LoGcOn,
uy lat CO schT Starlight from BostoI ioE Ar Cayes
Sarah Hi fOu Galveston tOI Boston
Jus lat II ST. bark Brother. from New Haven Tor
Porto Rico
Cspe oru W IS miles ship Hope Besr 81 days hence
June \ st 81 q 81 ship Moses Tsyior from View Orleans
fer LiveTool IT. -. - .L...
~ clipper snip showing white
signal the hsd black na.iesd- snd s
Itsrtc 10 be u tsl,st r. ,,-.,--
sre IT, Of Gibraltar b. b.rs Ivy Green, Bray from A'r'eie'
fOI RCstCu. tLot New fofk ..... 49, a.. r--,--- -.
sion or Francisco ship Clara bookmsn iEotH DO
june IL lat AN lon 30 - bark Homer SWEET Boston May
for AU.iTaiis.
indian River b. Mary Frances IL" bcsob WIN os
Of captain who died 18th Vi yellow fever.