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AUCTION SHES
By Dunlop, uousuo, A Co, Ass,,

- HN"'eFs AhhfafF To.
hNNhsaD -tGAR At AtttGaN N. SEM, . .
,',n er'urue'nE a. 10 e',isE vUi IN
d,r-,.-i ~ s conc, rn y, To ht4h prime Nrss,,.f.
l..fHF-
- sale without regard !, .e,h.-
u-,,,.,,,,. DUNLOP, NoScuRr Co. Asst,
"t,r 49, MI PROPERTY ~ rtrE ,,,,, -, a..
CHESTERFIELD loa sAtF-rse 49, 49, y" - o.
II. 800. ~. tle itf1 .tY ~. t,b.- tr ~ -
os tsll' No. called Ok uui u th.t.re.t ely i.'t
- ., a. -. tf.'n ~ F'cn t.-Niv i-,,r..lt
school Aogs- ,,l 49,, 80 fh Gate, &C.. TIE tar.Iinr t-,
49, 49, ~ fl'slcian, or those o. sI-9r. - 800 80
s',o 'lri Win Pr Wa h. Hr.a-ra VII, n. taff-
''t tNr property o. .tl-- '-'
10 ~ .nl SEQ On ~. Ing any Ir'or-.ti.r ~ L
a., 'l'' pioi'vrts A BE- same f.-.-
- 7, H''i ird Issnt ab.at twa r...-. $50 . ',.-'
u-Bu.rfy ~ Scr tl. sale of the IauH tF. p.r...t
-,rt, -, A., .'f' der, oats, straw. &C. Ht-H -g 4.
Al'' A,' aud large quantity o v-rv en-. s
5,f,a ~. 'rins 'or tfr land viii BE- rn. I. "a -.
~ 'l.'lt or enc ami $50 ysara h-ar.u- Co.,.
~ property cash iur AZ sums lni-r ffy t,,r 90
' ''' over credit u siN ulontbs be- rv-- '--
..7s r.,. ADELAIDE D. FOYArr
TnI. 80. -. fNdaHfN 1f :. N. Royal H..'F
'..I %" The liih day Of Octob-r. 1855 " 10 '.''A
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SH0CKOE FOUNDRY,

CARY STREET, EAST SIDE OF SuOCKor CRrrr
RICHMOND. W.
IeNALbOIT & BROTHER continue % rsrus,---. t.f- A
= proved portable STEAM ENGINES AMI ClF I'm Ar an,
ILLS, o! tnr best materials 10 the vortz.- srT
and 1u accourr aisti-E g,ruIs. AGO. '''
Stationary EaLi-ua r. REQUIRED prusr
G,.-t Mu Machinery
Boilers for steam Engines and other prrroses
IIutct1 Presses and screws. F.ftsrf-- Nr.
l@vtrs Bands, &C; Railroad Work CO all si-I.
Bras and Iron Casting. al descriptions OF y-r,,
Iron Forging ' ''N-s"
Persons Wishing purchase any of tie above article. r5
DO veil ca.I pa us before ordering tlsrvl.r.
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s-3-dltEctGs 5000 ATHEISM
EhE-IR AyLt: go - ,N mn. ,,, n, ,,,..-.

n -
~ Eri'.A the z'ih October
% SCI ny alel'ee GA t- prges, excellent fau OF X r
WIN Dwelling of 'ouJ a. present Ten
a'tl y .ir - IS T. Kelley
let gsrGvn. " --4 'e- 'o' mar
An yiih III BE- foi ~ G'.7'n-ri, re ote id. ~
t"e RANK hoAar tie reminder ~ the crops Z b sr rg
ne OF about SEQ barrels 3 Cora, qg4afv - c..
* A,o Fr'--gus get.s Cl-ryaI ,,ry irl I,
--.. tNo nae young horses used both saddle "a
stions ana tre ua-; seve--. head cattle: al u, :
'r' aaaG-st, &C. &C., al = which may Wa - n,
A-l ems o. payment made known sac tay n sle '
Y~ls-4-t GUDEIN 4 AprERSDN
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w ~, IRE and Cellar uadrr ne City Hotel on wan -,
~ November .-' ''.',s'on gwen ou the Let "a:
osIl BENJAMIN n -
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q hNiNi-iti.t Lu..- -NLt " a LNKItf GyNrTFr AN
n WILL MADE PARCEL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNiir-rr'.
40 "A" L.alAEi, MICH cows, Sc, A ACCf!SS'
- Az t. .aii e'.d,lse 80 "u llt Diseased on
pAi' me -s Hsial', 30 a- ua.sit ana K;r. gn F-it
't''a D. aI' g .ea-s..ei MAJ E.Iv W-rl Robe, p5. a.,
~ Beleal's DO barsau marble toFsI iaurc d.
gao 90 -t-Hair marble frr Do Wr'ia- d.
marble tlltta sofas. DO large AHA ha.t.f 1l r.
A4atrass rs CARPETS, Rigs OIL Cloth, Esr.5,n Adj - ma
A'- 4 ~ Hose Lu- Cooking stove F.4r = aa, o. 49,
CoS' And al Gl.7ek IN tie alt-Eaaon g, a.. oes on NJ
street a valuable Law Library. " " -s' o- '4@'a
ltEts-sefl' sHder 20 ou over months e,r ~,
ntE.i.lS.- pap, satisfactorily endorsed. ~' TO-
Il q q
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I.ianss ustL -Ni.-', s'a.s 90. uu, a. apr,
O'Sl'' % every description, i.rsa.e I17 prices ~
ia. MI.LL.n---n
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u NH'EptS--1ut a4y. q . $780, - -. odd. .
- ~ sr'es, men, boys, and girls. " 'e'' "-'I
PrLLrAM a DAVIS Auc.. =
80 H. H. P.iNArELr handsome nov lri,s pvi 49,
- ..'-' containing eleven Fa1nz. tsslf
% s,uf-rl family. ~' sac Aee'aillot atll -
&C. Z. ',hiut few minute, wars o. The second ,,-, M
'1oe' Is excellent For terms, ap.y 20 ''' -'
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y Nv sIfLE FANCY CAsSIWFIsES.- Hs..a-7.I. r-7----
~ quality srielaii Fancy aai suler.-r ~. -.'
zeres jus; opened sale .oz COY = t.Srs --s.-
No. . ......
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FSLASIING POWDER, o. 5. ,.,r..s mn, ...
- -t-- DAEESPuEr. ALLEN 4 a., ~
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az Ftlb! lIGs! FiEN::!Persons lahoring
malay viii GEt the VEGETABLE ELLIPTIC PILLS
- be only remedy ever discovered isT curiE Epilepsy FanI
fits These pills specific
although thy prepared especially purpose N curing
FIs they viii be found o. especial persons
lco Win wrts nerves, whose nervous system las pros
rNtdor shattered from whatever. Chronic
plants, diseases long standing by
ney exceedingly bcnchcal Price % per box
Or s. Persons out of TIE city, enclosing remittance have
the pills sent item ia"En s Rail re cfpoagc ty
SETH sHANCE los Baltimore street Baii6Tc, ND
ders o all parts Of the Unon must be addressed post paid
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HE LEaNlED A Nd BROWN elLlE.lNJ- .NFI So ET--g-
- " ,Lsr arse and complete stock % che Above ~
80 Just 20 hand cases -I1t B'-aehg! sh.,-t-g. a.
s-is $780, - e'a per saEd. CON NuNIArEE.
Va. "a
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u ? 2 u 7. 4 z = 7 ~
complete ass0rtment % the above Pfsvs Conf CHI
- toF Harrow &C. a. always on hand 7rl I =
no s-it. A.fn' GlG Yrretu PIN d. hi
, @'AP'-1 20 l,rp 5si aua warranted give satiss.e
arl5-.r ~ nc IN - = s'--''.
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~ LNuN's NNIliNiON, Tor Preserving, Kr.Iun. ar
Afff ~ ii s~, is the delightful wonderful article
the world produced lts astonishing success is without
precedent ia the uistory 81 the MI Rlis Dars aud uyu
rlut sur' sg ava glossy hair, with admirers ,.l
tHs llu'N b. ilc u.N"rsal eject ri the ka'hair
Grey Heads Ecty astouish,d. ihe has y
-c trgl M hIl a r.trrgs 81 ~ years. A. CHrrrFuf
30 Buua tItt y " The kailairUu oertai. cue m N,r.
Headache, aud al tSurou Diseases Sod by all dea!er
tycyshU g. Try 10. f,e only - cents, large bottles
u. :. bA.SkS, Proprietor, l6l broadway, y. Y.
ADE GREY, aud PCKBLln, ... = GO 't'--ai. Assuir,
Richmond. s,.i-Iu
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"A mtssllAN HOtrE uauovrr street. Boston. ~ rrwfg
- hlth RehrIt enilrFedi anf siersnsg f.rllairf
poiapon Of ne Haysniag Pgoae, tss5-fg
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NPNND TOILET SETS-A beautiful assortnlsnt OF j..
- plnh Toilet large assortment Of Wal
tiers u scissor nFy Patent Candle sc Apple Pcacs Patent
Coffee KDr, Cake Boxes Tea ami Coffee Canister silver
spoon aud Fork Boxes Spice BNr Jspand Dressing win
many other aId useful articles be found ~
BULkLEN cos, lo5 Main street
Catalogue to be had a. the store. osl-st
ENHNNGE az FiiNI-Thc undrrsigucd hrretaiar- dor. m
u sucsr under the STYLE of 49, g. :. TALTAFFGHO vii
tom business
~, under The hrm % TALlAFERRO & BROTHER.
u. T. TAL1AFFRRO.
oc'-dlw y. 8. TALiAFEREO.
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GEUH,,t " NII' q u. ~ ST,FkT-

~ CO2EESSIOEER " CVfyCFPy
tircuit Court GIty II HIchuopd
g oeiee, 'or the present a. the Virginia House.
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sS50LANhErs" "lLANNELS," NEGRO CLuTHINgT %
ryry .d cloths tsu,rcs and yf.iaS. Lin-r s. se,.
me- shrHEs, Iau-e Da asks, T0wr1cs.
Dm-s Lace and Mus.in CarfsiH. F,r1 aua Tab. C,gr.
Hc' gi gi I-hearhst Cotton Gd. % ere Kinds Psi
aud ~ be sold a; lowest prices IS -''
SEQ 2 K PEI n 4 co
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w 'hrst.-rF -ra ..
% near nneul Us raised the mercantile ts.,, -
-'"!, a't understands Bookkeeping. Is rf.rr -r
. auy -gSlIt "rss that may DE offered him AN .
T.. ai1a through che p.-t Once. no,t . Dol. ..
t---.-P-s @''s-ied i1, t.o.o-It0 10 ID AID
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TT THE woELD FiEH 'e1logy and Chemistry prove
conclusive irreutabe the holy
destruction % this OF
FIRE The bowels Of the earth
although alter IT, have the cancellation
cough cold % being usiag YIN,
pELMONIC WATERS, only IS cent. a Jo1.
by B. WOOD nrlEEIst. Richmond
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ms Nnr RLFn sINrr

In all cases Whore persons TIccdns AZ the
Lgr, take hr Rsolsnt, tablespoon three times uf
day Also, take u'erHa.. one Goa spra1rlo .IvHy Edy
Relief n water. tsiiu-auEy stop t,t were az
tacs. KcsG the system regular ~ taking lElyS Reg
-anfsptr day Il dsg,, RsdEay- Ready Relief superior
iu @ syutes iu use We have violent
the Uasa Whrn all other tried fai-I BAD
Co1lhs, Colds, Consumption, the earlier stage, r. H.
Eeu4. ..ss W.l positively
y. Brur all .ca.c Pains RadWaYs Ready will
rc..cv, 90. most cArrg,iatug pain a fsa miuu.cs
K. }. Z. is s.it by Druggists everywhere.
AUlE a JHAN AEruta 10 Va
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y OIlCE-fhc ccrsgn~.s 'or sixty tbl. Resin s-, ,, 49,
~ ton. v {, schr Triton please rrsss t,.---
N.oSn ~ the h9sil viii De stored ,vpaur.
'''' ". 10. COLpt'TrT L a.,
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~ %. tOWitNg -rcrrspr to Roper a. rsvHr. .8 49,.
~ vernon e. hrttrr1 s1in and Frantu. aluI s 49,.
N-H l Die H.IUt. rtnrut uf ROSEWOOD, MAHO4a sv so
WALNUT FURNITURE.
Dbl farH.r mad. r One ras. materials. In ... M
u.... t. .f.. .nl. F.a. .T .saI HHI ...I..4ra# -.
m. ' 30 F.Y FH-.. s. aHI lH1H serg ....'
These 1 Har- nf H..I rs. tr.ea H. HOUSE FUHrI.H ID
a-. description ui. DO r. o.. -t lII examine ns s. .
par. asaE elsewhere. Nr -uart..rH ri. 10 arls. . . i.
Embellishments.
%. $50 keeps constantly hand r-l rae. .-r-v tutrs
sHJCN end sPRlNG MArrtE-Es trH o. trHrr .r.a n Ii.
~. .i. SUD an sf...f Dbl ... lFIUf.|rnH fI.r
Nt.sr. ~, solos tni l'l.-s. VII hr r.llI.I ar.Hr
lHhthl fNIa II III
na aud particular attention end viii ha sr.r...r Il. No. Il.
execute orders az che shortest lrt--. IIs r f-. 81 -. ~
viz HtARsfa, dr hite. -t
LssparonaEs "f'ova and country tfauy s.-.,s
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By Pulliip A na7r. Ar,,.

ny -. -,--.. . ES.cgsrIN rr :. n. Royal F..;t
noon 9n The liih day Of Ostob-r. 1875 " u ''.''s'
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HOO l s!lls NAY, JUS received md Or .ai, y

Gknh NAILS HAY, just received and Coz sale
nFF,CE ENCHNNGE HNSK o. VIRGINIA. RchmonI
- oh Octohcr iNS3Tlc undersigned og-, f,r sale f-r
sh.,. q s., DC Essbaas '5s q ySs Ga, '-' -'''a
80 s. D.! share. p siRofHFR.
OIL" CASHIER.
EAtt ANp WINTER STOCK or FASHIONABLE cLormNg
~ hNn rJENisUiNO Cuups-I an nov rIlss.r- 8, ri Ger
.a van. I'D d., veil t5 1--WE - ~. . . season I'.'s
'I rt I. ~ b. 81. s..s 90 aaraat,i 90 a3
WN IRA SMITH, ,sa,se''sr 90 Smith N'ry.-A
TWVAElE pAMAsRsJut received. Or cur own i--ss-.-D
Tai. u,m'ss.. DO Nspsa, Frra,a Linen, ana T. Hand,
os' c maxwell 3 CO
EENgRo;sE t-s-s 'jBEoIusRtFs- v#t frf ,,e coin.
- SUITS 60 '.-r. Wy handsome Coa-s. trs- .ttes
ro 40 81 Main ,tr,si.
E8WNrs uorstuNfs ac-r-a,', N5a,',.as,, c,,ausr,,.
OSLO uNRrwuL ca.
HyMlRN .a'k' rsra'e London Fusry, warranted pure.
sr2 ssae. .ss c.tsa',rs,v. r uir,i.
.EoT srtars-', s..ss Wrought b.,t SPIKES r.s 10
satus C..ir saw ID VAN It,
( .E CRUSHED r~rr.I ord c-r,, sugars. from Phn,.
siI DAysNrosr. ALLEN a co.
E . 'LrN SAT- 'oi.as ga ,...;sl,,
Eyr,rurs prsrrVs. ,rv .'. 'in ,,r,-tr.-t. t-s,ts.
m -r Hin' e. gssi variety q H-s-h Brl.tss
"- htLNtht Co, isi Main street.
DLACK CiorU FOR LNpITs CLOAks Ayp 10 q po,,g-
Ntl1st received per gamrsorn n1a-s Cloth 60
Laf.rs' Cioaks, and l2.t H5ckinFs
c'lS cHAS HAErwELL & CO.
ENGisH rEECUssioN ctPs.- ssr.iy.ps PEI ,slr lazy
~ IH1son, f1u assortment o C5xs Wster's C,rIrrr
az wesley Richards celebrated Pc Cars W. h We --
ne ue prices by ore NJ trEIs box o. j sferO~ 4 as
o.l' sign o., the Circular Saw. 70 Main street
Two CIVIL ENGtNEERsA supply Of supsr.5T v.,,. Tan.
Lines, graduated in tents assort.i snbs ~ ale by
G. .. sINrON 4 CO.
ocw Sign o. che Circular say. "a Nam street
SEyESAL SIN Aiunsr vantd. AppgN
- ~ NC, BAEroS's, 100 NslA w,,L
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III lNtNH AhFNth. New Nork. no Broadway. Room.
w Nos and 9.rHs Agency ,ss..rr,l r tf y 49, 81.
aus sale on commission o luiuIoyed Mines auI N.trr s.1sk
L SHPanies Organized ans flr
q. Mat.in.ry iud Mining Tools C.#r-.f
aS' ~ ores ana other substances forwarded any part
or Che country f7-'
printed circular, giving fi1 explanations v he sent r an.
-sl any lrtter
- J. T. BARBOUR &
boz &c.. r.fy.r-
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Uy-wEAK, NERVOUS, DEPRESSED IL EPIKIIs 4nI -5,,
unuueranle mental well physical evils, the IS.
b. indeed object 81 c1mnisseraton. Yet
him despair We not how low weak and
may b., the cordial properties cooand's German Bitter.
prepared BY C. VI. Jackson P2 Sdephia stronger a
the many monster which prying upon body an
mind aui be chooses TO hem Will speedy cur.
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EyOR PINT ,DrIPIT,-r.. 900, -

s1Wh bNLIiNiOhE--rhc regular packet .-br,,,.-
- LpIl etANA, stephens mase., avtnr mos. or b-- -
- e"Easrd and going boari, have qu.ek az srS
PAs-., for remainder, apply - ~
9sO-l~ W D. CoLoUrrf 4 81
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x u
a y EtchHl0Hd and N.r Fart Ptei,.t.--rt. ~. -,
C eApprr schooner bANEiLLE J. Btakf.v rafti. ~lss
having ~" portion NJ
Eas ~ . ~ S board VII sail with all possisle dparf-
oeo DAVID CJ-Rp-r
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HSNvh iHt DISTRICT COLUMBIA The I'm f4sfu.n
. ing sehr Tr'-g Iph Capt benjamin Davis Fav.,- -
greater portion 0! rar s-1tl
'lsTd NiI have Dispatch. For balance frei-It ami,
-.'- W j. CotgUIIr 4 Co
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02
2
j. ID. POWELL, supl. Trans, l.. R.R.

Rock Hill, n. j., July 81, 1852.
Dr. j. Y. ArgR.--Siace yoU. medicine has be-
come known here, il has greater demand than
any oihef cough remedy We have ever Sold Ii
Is spoken oi ia terms Of unneasured psaise hy
those who have use,l il, aud know of some cases
where the best they say o il, Il no, loo much
Tor the goo il has done. take pleasure in sell
ing i, because know that | am giving ~, Gus
.omers the worth OF their money, and feel gra.
sIile,i Ia seeing the benefit il coniers.
Please send me further supply, and believe
me yours, with icsrrct,
JOHN c. WHTrLOCK.
L. ,. Almost any number ul certificates can
be sent you 1t you wish il.
Windsor, G W., June 26, 1852.
&c. Argn. Sir: This NAV certify that
have used your CHERar PEcToRAL for upwards
Of one year; and il Is my sncere b.lrI that
should have been in my grave eIe this line il
had not. u has cured me Of dangerous allec-
ton Of the lungs, aud do not owe, State nv con.
vlellons when say j, Is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. McCUlLIN, Attorney 81 Law.
WiIkesbare, Pa. September IS, 1850.
Dr. j. Y. Arkn. My dear Sir,--Ioui medi.
cine Is much approved Of by those who have used
y here, and lis composition is such as TO insure
and maintain lis reputation. Invariably recon.
mend Il for pulmonary affections, as do many OF
our principal physicians.
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, VI. ID.
Prepared by ]. q. AVER, Chemist, Lowell,
MASSACHUSETTS.
CT Sold by 5. ID. Schoolleld, Hillsboough,
Mr.; =. ); Lucas, Chapel Hill, aud hy Druggists
and Deale's IN Medicines generally.
oc'oDef 4. 05--4m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

| for Old Bunk n. ". woodfn. ESD
has raised On his 'sweep-stake acre
i49 bushels and three quarts of Indiar
corn. On another acre he has -sshefts
20 bushels and quarts. Nr. Wood.
ms oserseer has kindly furnished a.
has method of cultivation. We will
state, liuweser. FIRST. that the soil was
so poor that according to the opinion
Of gentlemen in whose Judgment we
haze great confidence, the acre would
not, ia IFS natural state, have produced
more Than SIX bushels Of corn. The
mode of cultiNat was as follows /:
The ground Was spbaoied to the depth
oi fifteen inches, and then laid Oft INTO
drills or burrows two feet aud nine
inches apart. We speak ol the acre
making the largest yield-the others
drills were three feet apart. The corn
was planted Al a distance of eight inch
es lie hauled upon the acre 90 wagon
loads OF stable manure and leo loads
oidirt taken from ditch. The corn
was plousbed three tlsaes, and moi hoed
at ali. We consider this yield as hard
10 beat. and highly cred,lable 70 Mr..
Erwin, considering the fact that he
knew nothing Of the cultivation Ul corn
til within the last four years. We
shail not be surprised ii MIR. Noodiin
takes the iirst premium in the sweep.
stake competition. Not a more de.
serving gentleman could be awarded
the PRIZE, for MIR. Woodiin is very
much devoted to agriculture, and, with
out disparagement to others, we can
say he has done more to promote the
agricultural interests OF VI cstern Ca
r"lina az least, than any other man.
" Air. John Moodlin, another com.
petltor. raised l09 bushels to an acre."
Cen. b. NJ. Edne, had premiums for
the best harness horses, and for the
best live year old Jack. Thomas Il.
Patton, a premium lor an ear of corn
10 niches long, Seven ladies obtained
premiums, ior butter, quilts, &c,
Take Il ali III all, our ideas of the
State of Buncombe' are considerably
elevated BY reading the account Of its
IONS Fay. 0bserpsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

Al the reecat Agricultural Fair. 4,
Hampstead, Long Island, Professor
Mapes said:
High farming i not ornamental
farming; Il Is deep plonghing and ma.
nurIns. This is what paws the creates,
pr"iit. Who ever heard of a cTop sul.
iering from drought IN field well da;n.
ed and sub soiled. say two fvet deep !
The atmosphere gives out lis moisture
~ sub-soil land, and keeps III. crons
growing. Look at such land and see
the results, compared with shallow
ploughing. Many men hive better
farm nnder the one they plough than
that on The surface. Oats never Io,lve
ON land where hey can get soluble
slick 10 make strone straw. They can,
not get IL IN shallow ploushed land
that has been long IN use. Two dol
lars an acre Will give him plenty of
soluble silrx. No matter what the
subsoil Is, il will be benefited il il dry
BY sub selling. Hill. tops are benefit
ted by subsoiling and draining, Tor Il
les "a the ar. IL makejcrops earlier,
and thus they escape the lr,st The
must graseliy laud is beneIittcd. A
sul,soiicd meadow never runs out,
There IS M fear Of deep plouyhing
graselly lands; nlanures do NOT reach
downward that uotinn is fallacy.
10 prove i, dig in your barnyarJ, and
you will lind II has not made the hard
sabsoil rich. Root crops are not ap-
as they should be. Cattle
ma, be iatened on roots cheaper than;
rou can feed them on hay in the winter.
)ne 6ushel Of carrots, fed with oats.
ire worth mure than oats far h.tses.
You can raise a thousand bushels u !
to the acre, worth fifty cents a
,ushel for feed. Carrots are equal Cor
COWS IN winter to cloyer in May"
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W. 'esi&eiioily inform oul cd fiisads aah
a@siea.. A. weii as. the public 81 large.
mat Ne have nov 10 si0rs the largest and best
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~ Essssss;
@D &1sSys|
Honest and Happy.
By @. l.. BANKS, Esa.

There's much in ibe world that is doubtful,
There's much We shall Ter understand
Why VIurur should live IN a PooaaousE,
And FicE on the Far Of the land.
For those vino ara feful and peevish,
This duty remains 10 fulfil
But Try TO be honest aud happy,
And let the world do as it will.
The poor wretch who walks upon crutches,
May often he envied, far more
Than he who, in splendid apparel,
Can shut on The beggar his door,
He cares not for clarel and sherry
0fvenison he has not his till
Yet da'es 10 be honest and happy,
And let the world 10 a. il will
He boasteth no loflly possessions,
No livery at table TO wait,
He miketh no hollow professions,
To cheat his friend, sooner or late;
He ruins no harl working tradesman,
Who gets hut a curse for his bill
But tries to he honest and happy,
Aud lets the world do as il will.
He joins not the bowl or the wassail.
tie seeks not the gambler or sot
Contentment and health are the blessings
That daily recur 70 his lot;
And whilst in The midst OF his children,
Good precepls he strives to instil;
lie shows that he's honest and happy,
And lets the world do as it will.
Oh! who then will grumble at fortune,
Though sorrow and tuiling beiide
The man that with WEALTH. is VILLAIN,
Might be virtuous were it denied!
Too much may oserburden and sink you,
Too little of keep you from IT,;
Then tiy to be honest and happy,
And let the world do as it will.
The man who with PLENTY Is HONEST,
Hath little to ask for his name;
But he who, though humble is upright,
Shall live in the annals of FAVE;
The vicious may mock al his mem'ry,
But ages will think on him still;
Then strive to Ie honest and happy,
And let the world do as it will.
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The Journeyman.s secret.

LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF A JOURNEY
MAN PRINTER.
"fou can take this case" said the
foreman "here is a s,ick-here is
some copy and if you like quiet and
steady partner, you will find this gem
tleman still enough in all conscience" !"
The "partner' merely looked up,
family smiled in acknowledgment of
the foreman's compliment, and kept on
with his work. while the foreman turn
ed away 70 something else.
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Copper & Tin.

,kNHE subscriber having become proprietor of
tue Fin and Copper Establishment lately
owned by \. 9. Munlock, bees leave to inform
The citizens oi Hshorough aud the surr ounding
country, that ne will continue 10 carry on the
Tin and Copper Business IN all lis ysrious
branches, and would be pleased 10 have a call
from all wishing 10 purchase any article ip his
line Of business.
Merchalis viii he supplied al The usual whole.
sale prices, at The shortest notice. and the Tin
delivered al their doors free Of cost. Every ar
tic'e warranted 10 be of good material aud the
workmanshp good.
His shop viii he iound one door above p. B.
Ruifn's sioe.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. Ia, 1853 02--lv
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Hints to Farmers,

loads are the best protection Of cab,
bage against lice.
Pants, when dropping, are revived
BY few grains of camphor.
Pears are generally improved by
grating on the Goaa,aia ash.
Sulphur is valuable ia preserving
grapes, &c, from insects.
Lard never spills in warm whea.h-
er, il it is cooked enough in frying
out.
In feading with corn, sixty pounds
ground guas far as one hundred pounds
in ttn kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground
very fine, il iniures The richness of it.
Turnips of small size have double
the nutritious matter that large ones
have.
Ruta Baga is The only root that in.
creases ~ nutritious qualities as il in-
creases in size.
Sweet olive oil is certain cure for
the bite Of a rattlcsnake. Apply it in
ternally aud externally.
Rats aud other vermin are kept a.
way from grain BY sprinkling ui gar
lie when packing the sheaves.
Money skiIIuiIy expended in drying
land by draining or otherwise, will be
returned with ample interest,
To cuye scratches on a horse, wash
the legs With warm soapsuds, and then
with beef brine. Two applications
will cure 10 the worst case.
Timber, when cut in the spring and
exposed to the weather with the bark
on, decays much sooner than it cut in
the fall. 2 sdA
Experiments show apples to be equal
to potatoes tSimpro,e hogs, aud decid.
edly superior for feeding cattle.
Wild onions may be destroyed BY
cultivating corn, ploughing and leaving
the field in its ploushed state all the
winter.