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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
For Sunfsh.

..,.., THE fast running Steamer Stephen
Esnynrd, Rnoru Master. having been
&t.5ItdIISs$ rcpanitd and decorated. viii leave
5GssissSssw Wheeling 10: Suniish aud all Intermediate
landings nvGHY DAY ct hall pasi . O'Clock, y. NJ,
For freight or passage apply on board. sep2l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

Fall Fashion for Hats.
VN .nbscrbcris now prepared TO furnish his nnnei-
ous tons aud all the lest OF tnahS'nd, with spen
did hats u Tie -
L.iTkST .iSD MOST APPROVED S1ihRS, (.
which lor endurance brauy Of ip and fnis cannot be
surpassed, AMI WHEN shaptd to the head "
tive, ~ with pei feet ease, .4.,s.I =
also, teceyhs large ass0 tmeit OF y9ll1s aM
aon Intervention nsrah,U, Yoths 1881
Ell With ne assotmeNt VI nehs anH
Cars all u Wlf are offered a lowest ifes,
i%seati n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

Pendloton 4 Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
lyon The sale Of lcafrobaeeo, Flour, and Produce gen
j. orally.
I9Osmi.h's Wharf, aud Drs,, aO0 P.an.
Baltimore.
REFRR. TO- Z
Hugh jenkins # Co.
+ ". bruno Is EOna,
Long & Iiyrn, and baltimore
The eashieIs Ol any Of the 2
laliimole banks.
u. Lamb, Esq Cash. \ " I'k Val
$. rady. M& N Bant, whs.,t,.
Taillnt & nelaplain, ""ss""s
Jas. 4. liaker.
Jas. McCu,ly. Pittsburgh;
Rhodes 4 0eiIb,y. l'rhigePo,t,O,
G,een II dorsey, rowha,tan 40.
Michael dorsey. Capiina Mills, p.,n,o,, "a n I
Alex armstrong. Armstrong 8 do oe'"e"'so'
Jacob q. Grove, 81. Llai,svie,O. a
Peter Me?ascr, Gallipolis, o. ~
". !. McCoy & G,os, Sisielsyile, Va.
Tweed, Silcly% Wright, 81
Joseph Ct}utler & 10. }CIncIniatI, o, z
John GcisI.
Geo Green. Jun,
GOrlon& &C., iru,,.,;u.
q. MeMoiam, ("ou's'N'
Saml. $. Preston 4 Co.
ian?S-iyA . f.. ,.-s...s. Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
10 Wcs,cru nud south.rn sierehanis
Soxton, Seal & Swoaringen,
IMPORTERS AND JoGEERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

No. lBJ llarkct Txt., above .ith street, 4
FliiLiD ELfluA. s,9
J. ". SEXTON, l.. SEAL, a. Vas SwEARISdRN.
" nty Goods III ,ieeity. lteenplises nPart Of
Hosiery III all kinds aud qualities. ,E
Glo,cs, undetshiIts, nttss Sl.i aud Collars,
NGOIcn yam ot dfeIen. shades and colors
\ iiue asSott tmen. OF Shell Combs. ~
10 DO DO lluIlo and imitation Combs.
brushes ofail descriptions. Il
lrcss aih Iailors Trimmings nf all kinds. .
llutEelts, six cord cord Spool Cotton.
pc,luNEery ofali kinds. &
lis well as great many styles goods oour cyyn mro
toiion, which we cannot here MENTION and which are well
worthy The attention bycIs We feel we can make u 10
ttintercsi to give us a trial. ti sept9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

Wheeling and GAINESVILLE Line.
.s-,.,, TilE fleet and iiie rev .s(E,sh
Ssr1sfh steamers Of this lihe will .l7s..Eshzai
1GsssSSsXAi leave Wheeling as follows;
tiIEVoir, d. !" HENDERSON, every Friday al, AN.
DANC MYERS, CAPT Ayes" Sunday at7, An.
For freight orpassase appiyto
nT-All hesh,s will he received free Of charge al $: Q,
IN Tho wharf hn1t ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01

I.nfJ hotties OF hOuden's ccrbTaed Family Mrdi-
WV cues. The Oiy agency IN city,
Thee ,,c tlc best Family medicines nov IN use being
rcTCcty ac and willrmc mcd atc0itnS 10 the itrc
iiuut J. u, VOWELL,
IDS 81 Union Sti ec,, agCr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
REGULAR PACKETS.
Chnnye OF finc!.
ChgVEL,SD I'M PITTSBURGH R.ilL R0ap.
u, S. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
.~s TIlH fine $itla wheel

...,,. TliR fine Si,e wheel r>r,.. n
Co. pssssa$sTs Steamers ,lLsMs.zN
afFlSNfSS FOREST CITY, Gap. NSSthA
ESEssaSSsa fieo y. Moore, ai.h etf.t:Sat
nIURNAI, Ctp.. Asa Shepherd, VII iWl aally between @
Wheeling and plsburgh-te Forest city leaving Wheel-
msisveiy Tuesday, Thursluy and Saturday, a, \: NJ
arriving WelIsylle in tine with Tug Cisyc.
land aud al Pittsburgh ~ Time oI .hr moIS imss
rs tuesday Thursday a Saturday, and The nm nal ev-
ely Monday Wednesday an Friday al 10 NJ; arriving
I IiFor (IeigiI, or passage, apply on bolrderto
~ y s. q. BAKER Il Co, istHi
UF@Throus tickets for Cleveland, Tocde, Monroe, it-
ro,, NwaISe CiCogO Buffalo and nunkirk, sold Al Tie
Nh. NM n, = - II, W.. T. In i'rbI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
Adams Y cos EXdres's
1854. sszia59, ss; sssz5s. GIL f:tsIIs 1854.

OFFiCi:-Mci.urc House.
i,OR speedy unl safe conveyance Of neeh,ndt PACK
AGES paIccls hank notes. specie, goid IN change O!
.rccIai messengcs, leave Office daily for all parts Of
,hc East, El,r Vl'c, California aud Australia Also
For Pittsburgh and all po"ts u the C'c'ciahu ahu
cI> vile Railrol, aud Cleveland aud Toledo aili 0i
iirVl.l, 10 CiicagO
FoI Zlne vile and all places on the National Road,
tlI0,lsh to Cincinnati, Louisville and 81 Louis. nit,
P,r amoIe and all points on I! Baltimore AMI ohi,'
RSItO d. an! Iron thence connect viii our G,cat Ea>''
rln Express to philal' rhia New fo,k aud oston, :.
we collect leH, dIatS, or accounts, AMI blllS on tie
livery OF pa,rrs, aud make pIunlpt ieiu'ns.
EXPRESS Or Hast daily a, So'rlOCk, y.
10 tDr west d0 40 An.
IL, forpiii>hu,g dn do AN.
Our arrangements aTe now ednirets for tie delivery OF
'"'""H' ' "'' ''''"'> ADAMS 4 Go.
all
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ASSlGNEE'S NOl'lCE.

ASSlGNEES NOTICE.
lii persons indebted 10 Wiec,er IL l.ak'n, by book
a az, cunt or ohcI wise a,c hcl Gby notified that pay
rni mus, be made 10 inc forthwith they having as>isnei
the sane 10 me Ur Tho benefit Ui ticti CirhiioiS
;anlg J. ". fEAUI ElON, llnSltc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
Holiday Presents
nj No. ! Warrington ikntI, tiOnroc street.

III AviSG just returned from the e,seEn cities. now
Ill Offer tor sale hnc and complete assortment VI
Watches, Jewelry, Silver ware aud Fencl d0ods,
Persons desiring 10 purchase invited 70 "a and ek
alc my Goods, which am determined 10 sell as ehf'P
as The eh,dEtsi.
Qualify Of oil goods warranted to prove ss gSoa re-
"nci0 Monroe 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-01
WHEELING.
EXCEISIOR!!

THE liOS7 GORGEOES, VARIED IND
extensive stort Of Goods ever brought
to this city can he seen NJ
80. 35 CORNER N0ARoE ASH WATER SHEETS,
wheeling, Va:
'I'HOS. HUGHES lr9A IL assure his pItTonS ami ile
public generally that ihn above statement Is elay
the; a, 10 convince themselves that this Is so. lhey
will call al his store tty viii see tic n0N tearlu! as
sol tincH or SurC' tire
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VESTlNGS,
cR,vArs, GLOVES, nANnHkRciilEfS, no
s,EEY ASD NOTIONS GsNsEALLi,
That as ever been Offered or sale tU The public OF Wheel
in:l II is needless ,OasSme NY eEdS That my d,hrmI.
Gon 10 m hut at tic riccnl season the condition oi
the eastern maj kCtS Is such as 10 insure my dong 50, W
consequence ni plites beg considerably reduced. So
That MS i,iel. may rely upon getting ihs best Of har.
gains only lclLtSt OF them 10 favor ne Win Call,
aud inspect MY very splendid stock.
I'll; HUGHES, cor. Monroe aEa wafer SIS:
Scpi? WneeIng, Va va,
UEN7LENIN'N 0TTFT eau DC oblatlcd Of
n TnOMhS NUGIl ES,
WHO has lust rc,ured from Tie Boston, New forR, fhl,
adalrlI Il aIliuloc hrkcis with most sp'e'''''
CIOTiiS, CiSSiMERES and VES1'iNGS
Of every ep!or ard pattern.
Hosiery OF every descriptions handkerchief, uravais,
Stocks, Gloves, etc etc, IN brilliant vaIiety.
uS'Call 30. IS roi Ilcr MuIOe and Water s:rtelh,
.ep2 WhteIlLg. Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

membered, but sufficient for support Of my
family. My crop every year since, has been
regularly increasing, but will only give you
a statement Of last years (ls54) crop. Ny
force was seven hands. together with young
man who acted as overseer, and worked what
time he could: 200 barrels corn and 55 (4O0
lbs cotton. In all my farming operations,
! have never used any bought manures, Gyp-
sum excepted, which found to act well on
cotton. It pays well to buy simply to rub the
seed in. But relied on such means of i'm.
proving as nature had put in my reach, and
from my limited knowledge | believe the
means are amply supplied upon almost every
farm to improve ii.
If the plan Of improvement now going on in
this couaty, and SO rapidly spreading in the
adjoining counties, can be made general
throughout the State, and it is through the in
fluence Of your valuable paper this may be
eIfeeted--for suppose nearly every farmer
in the State will take the " tor,"-either
Of the two numbers issued is well worth the
price ofonc years subscsiption--the we may
expect to see the Old North State, no longer
the by-word, the " Rip Van Winkle of the
South" shake of her lethargy, and be, as she
IS well able to be, the best farming State in
the Union. VITO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
RrcIrEs roR MorNps IN noRsEs.

Mr.. II. 4. Williams, ol Burr Oak, furnishes
the accompanying recipes. lie has fully test.
cd thrr value iil extreme cases. For fresh
wOdnd 10 horse, lfum whatever cause, take
Sal .immoaiar. one pound.
High Tines Tor Witiskcyl, one quart.
Put together aud dissolve, aud apply 10
tie wound several times ilay, and cure will
be effected speedily. 4 nrigbbor's horse, lie
said, under full speed, ran against the sharp
end ola rail. which tore the flesh in such
manner that tie shoulder bone was laid en-.
tIrcly bare. Tie above compound was ap.
piled diligently, aud in less than six weeks
the nurse was at work. though the ncighbOrs
declared at the time that he could not reco.
YER.
Accidents will often happen to horses, says
Mr.. w, when We are travelling, distance
from home, perhaps, such as cutting the feet
and legs with the shoe.cOrks,a a very common
accident, and il il very convenient to know
81 sunie easily .tO-be found remedy 10 apply
in such eases.
Take one ounce gum cainphor, one pint Of
vinegar, not needed to be very nice about
the proportions. apply this three OF four times
a day, anl your horse need NOT stop work.
Michigan f1mtr.
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y! lIE e. O.
THE RAIL ROAD

Has Al length reached II ilsborough, making quite
stir In our usually quiet village
YHE subscribers, svailing themselves Of this
4 great Stale work, are enabled thus early af-
ter their purchase 10 offer TO their customers and
the public New and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints. Of all grades,
Lawns and Jaconcts,
Belages and Summer DeLaines,
Challis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks.
New and Pretty Styles Of Bonnet
Ribands,
Straw. Chip, Silk and Neapolitan
BOnnets,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas.
Table and Piano Covers,
Black silk Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Enbroideries Of all kinds.
]. z. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. s2--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

4 Coon sroRY.--iiuracc Greeiy, who j.
now ia Paris. tells tie following. ii vi, ac.
count. Of the attempt to assassinate Lvuis
bapole0u:
" "lheard one aneedotc Of tll outrage, which
my informant related a. a literal tact, aud
which j. 1T least characteristic enough - be
so: A frenrhman walking 10 the Place de Ia
Consrode, was met by another who exclaim.
cd in deep agitation :. have you heard the
ncwsS The Emperor has just been shot
Ne i klledg Served him right. respond.
ed the other, vive Ia Republiqac' MOI
cried another, runner from The Avenue Champs
Eiysees, he has been fired at bot not Killed
he is unhurt.' | an delighted 70 hear IT,
instantly responded tie Republican If len
seconds previous. yi,e I Empetear 81
wags the world"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
Great Hail Route
FROM HILLsBoRouGH TO THE NORTH,
by the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad.

FINDER the Schedule recently adopted on The
" North Carolina Rail Road. passengers can
50 North without detention al Raleigh or else
where.
fn tae arrival At Raleigh Of The train from the
wes,, th conductor Of ihe Road will be ii al
len,lance 10 take charge OF The baggage aud
check i 10 Baltimore or Washington Cily, whilst
ihr passengers will be allowed an hour and a
hslf 70 get breakfast and refresh themselves.
They will be conveyed 10 and ilom the Hotels
in omnibusrs free of charge.
: Leaving Raleigh al 10 minutes past Z. ,hey
will reach Weldon ia abundant time for al the
day trains going North and South.
By this route The passenger will he al no irou.
bic . eIPen,e about his baggage, as the cOnduc-
tef q tbs road will take chaige u, aud give
chsch ior i q. he n. e.. Railroad Depot.
Tlr ugh Tickets from Weldon 10 New York,
b Petersburg oi Portsmouth,, si2
J.. OBJ. BRANCH, Prrst.
Raleigh. April 2s, ls55. s5--Im
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For the Ladies'.


Rich Chameleon Crepincie Silks,
Plaid snd Striped Poull De Sole silks,
Chapeon Glace q hieh.luriered Black Silks,
Very pretty and neat Printed Jatoneis, Lawns,
and Orgsndie Muslins,
Embroidered, Grass, and other Skirts,
Brillisnls, for under dresses,
Rich Sash and Neck Ribsn,ls,
Also, Bonnet and other Ribands,
Changeablc Silks, for Mantillas, Sc, with
Fringe and other Trimmings TO match,
Muslin CollaIs and Sleeves 10 match,
Worked Bands, Edgings. &c.
Biaek. and Black and White Goods, such as
Chally. Mohair Luslre, Bersges, Lawns, Mus
lins, Ginghams &c.
Rail Road, Sef.lacing & Fronch.point Corsels,
Caters, both low.prced and Gne,
sandaLwood and other Fans, &c. &c.
HE HAS ALSO,
Prime hleaehed and heavy unhlcached eleven
quarter sheeiines, and Pillow Case Cotton,
Paper Window Shades and Fine Screens,
Superior Cast Steel Hoes. door Bells,
Rszors thai are Raseqs, just Try them.
Colored Mating aud DFoggR and other Car
pelings.
seedless and other Rsisins, Figs and Candy,
A variety Of Goods for Gents and Boys, &c.
Many goods will be offered lower priced than
heretofore, but no gooia ore offered as bats.
] shall not do business ii-thai way, thereby max
ing one customer pay fof the loss by smother.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

The VINEYARDS OF CALFoRyn.-air. Ruff
fin, in his speech in the California Assembly,
wherein he proposed to exempt California wine
from The provisions Of The prohibi,ory liquor
law. gave Tie following interesting statistics con-
cerning the culture OF the vine IN that State.
In Los Angeles county-lhe vineyard OF
california--lhere are already under cultivation
as many acres covered with the vine as there
are in lhe whole Of the great Stale Of Ohio, the
pioneer in The wine manufacture OF the Uni
led States.
In Los Angeles the number Of bearing vines
amount 10 100000; The number Of acres under
grape culture is 800; lie quantity Of wine which
can be made to the acre is 400 gallons; the a.
mount Of capital invested in the grape culture is
sl,0OO000; and the number Of persons engag-
engaged in the various branches u The business
is 1000. Thus these 800 acres only under
grape culture can produced 100000 gallons Of
vine annually. which, al Two dollars per gallon.
will yield in this single district the annual income
d $1,000, COO. II there are in this Stale bu $50,
900 acres II land which can be brought under
grape culture, they would produce lO0,0OO,OOO
OF gallons Of wine annually, which, al one dollar
per gallon, wonld yield the enormous annual re-
venue of 500 100000
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n O oTICE.

IA VI pcrsons indebted 10 Df. =. D. SCHOOL.
"a FIELD. either BY note o. account will call
on The subscriber, as he alone, by virtue of
Deol Of Trust. Is authorized TO receive monies
aud settle the accounts. Immediate attention 10
this notice u rtneeted
ia. TriRRRNrINE, Trustee.
is1us'y IL. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

Prentice. Of The I.oui.t,lle Journal gives ihe
union the following hard hit in a.e number
Of his paper:
"rhe Washington Union SAYS that il has ne.
yer met with i gftaler ialsehooi than one which
he recently met with III uur paper. Tie tjnof
Of the Unipn never mttis falsrl,seis. lie ard
they travel in the sane dtecuon."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
Lumber for Sale

AT the Raleigh Planning Mills.
300. 900 feet dressed Flooring.
10000 ' Weatherboarding.
10000 Ceiling.
100, 900 " Thick Boards.
sEsHIs lumber isof The very beet long leaf rine.
brought 70 AZ sract thickness. and viii he
delivered on bstfi the csfsflee Of charge. Those
wishing 10 puiehase will. on spplicaiion By let.
Ter OF oiherwise. he furnished with cad of pfi.
ee,, aud al necessary information as 10 ftiehts,
&c.
T.. u. II0GG & co.
Raleigh. March 20. 1855. smuf-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

A CAPITAL IDEA.-A new clock has been
manufactured down east TO be used in those
States in which The Maine Law has been pass.
ell. Upon ihe dial. lie figures indicating ricUea
anil four o'clock are omitted, anI illus the hap
py passessor Of the lime piece. failing to be &c.
minded OF The accustomed hours VI relieshmeni,
iosgels Ihai be Is dfy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

One dsy. a liuls gil, about fse years Ill.
heard preacher u he Chalband order praying
mosi Justify. iill the ronl rang with die strength
Of his supplicaiiop. Turning 10 her mother.
and berkoning ihcmaiefna ear down 10 speak.
ing distance. she whispered, I. Mother. dnn'i yuu
think that Il he lived nCarer u tiOl lie wvsllat
have ID talk 30 loud !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

SOUTHERN SIGNs OF PRoMsE.-Young men
in our State are realizing that labor is reputa,
Bile. When the graduates Of respectable
institution sacrifice false sentiment, and 80 70
the machine shop TO be educated in mechan-
ism and enginery, as some have recently done,
it furnishes the index Of a healthlul public
opinion and gives bright prospects Of an ia
creasing prosperity in the future.
J. L. Ou's idGJess.
Our own observation, says the Southern
Montgomery Times, has satisfied Us that the
above statement is true. Not in South Caro-
lima only, but in all tie States South the fact
meets the eve. Virginia aud Georgia are strik.
ing illustrations Of il. Various eircunstan-
ces have combined to produce this change.
Civil engineering has become attractive 10 our
Young men. Farming and planting have been
elevated into scientific pursuits appealing 10
their intellect and stimulating tier ambition
TO do something more than make money.
The professions have lost lew Of their charms,
aud politics has dwindled down into small
business. Above all, the great truth that
every occupation j. field for splendid en-.
terprise, aud that il is 10 be appreciated for
its effects on character and position, has in
fused new blood into our veins, and urged Us
10 the achievement Of personal energy. A
hearty welcome TO all such tokens. Mewish
that they may be multiplied hundred fold.
Heaven waits in the field, in the mine. to
give Us the kindliest greeting aud tie richest
reward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
Groceries.

yENIE subscribers have on hand lot Of nice.
Il " cured sides. Canyassed aud sugar.eur.
ed Hams, Mackcrel aud Cheese.
!. e. TURRENIINE q SON.
April 10. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

PLANTS IN BED Rooa.-Mr. d. Beaton,
in the Cottage Gardener, remarks that, cal
though it is quite true that plants do vtiate
the air of room to omparatvey a fraction.
al degree, it is equally well ascertained that
they consume and destroy very great deal
of foul air, and that without foul air, such as
would kill man, plants could not be kept
alive at all. We gardeners know this fact
from our every day experience. We cannot
grow plants so well or so quickly in the
sweetest as in sinking hot bed. All the
animal creation vtiate the common air every
time each one breathes the breath of life or
life sustaining air; and were It not that all the
vegetable Kingdom depend on this vitiated
air for part, their subsistence, and great
part too, this world would have been at an
end as soon as animals covered the face of the
earth. Therefore, and without the shadow Of
doubt, plants are the best purifiers Of all the
agents that have yet been known to cleanse
the air Of bed room Or any other room in
house, provided always that such plants
are not in bloom, or at least do not bear bloom
with strong scent"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
N E w GOODS,

AM now receiving my Stock of SPRING
y gwMMIR GOODS which shall
be pleased 70 show and sell on accommodating
terms. think my assortment Of Goods will he
as complete as can bo found in this market, EN-.
bracing almost every thing; and will endea-
yor TO make my prices average as lou as any
Store in the place. ] wish to call attention to q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
THE OLDEST
Type Foundry in America.

EsfabNtIed by Binny & Rolialfs0n n l796,
on he base Of SoTtr's Germantown Foua.
dry u 1889.
THE long experience of the several Proprie.
tors Of The Philadelphia Type Foundry en-
ahlss l.. JOHNSON * GO. 10 offer 10 the
Printing Graft the srges, variety Of Types, and
I'll ihe nppurienanres q PRINTING ofice. 10 l,e
iDunt in any establishment in the United ssles,
--anj oi gualty. too. which Il dermed 10 lie
gBnsai,ed. The composition Of the metal used
Is calculated 10 afford the greatest durability
while The tcTupulous care exercised 10 the fitting
up Of The Tspe j. such AZ 10 insure accuracy and
sgulrcness % body, Sc
l.. JOHNSON a co.'s facilities are 20 ea.
tensise as 70 enable them 10 GIL orders u any
afnouDt eifhrf an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

and probably is, the greatest mandatory fot
starch in the world. People in general know but
little how much Of the staff Of life Is consumed IN
stifepipa their collars. The buildings connected
with II cover nearly three acres Of ground: The
main building, and they are putting up another Of
equal size is $50 feet 'front.' 25 feet back, making
an area Of 5000 feet. They consume 2Oo,Ooo
bushels of corr, not wheat, nor potatoes, mostly
western and turn out 100000 pounds of pure
culinary purposes annually And yet they are
unable to supply the demand. 1t is said to be the
beet starch In market. The process lie extremely
simple. The corn is fret soaked In pure water,
then ground and pressed between heavy iron
rollers which press out the gluten, and all diluted
with filtered water, passed OF into watts, Of which
there is 284, holding 100000 gallons. lie then
left for few me ments to settle when the starch
water, drained of by syphons is passed into other
watts, where it is left until the starch settles IN
cakes at the bottom. The water is then drawn of,
and the starch, cut up in blocks, is placed in the
drying-house, heated BY steam, and afterward pre-
pared for putting up. sRs