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Provisions.

DORK, Beef Hams, Lard, Spring Goldfish, Pollock Fish
l. Oils, assorted Soaps, &c. Just received by
| $50 JOHN II McIET.LAN
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GO OBJ
Special Notice.
Compound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and
IL pmples from he face and 70 rthe of chapped
hands ,prepar ed and for sale BY -
J.MArHEWS,
Marches, 1853. Sagadahock Building
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Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
Winter is Coming,

ND the ladies should Immediately supply themselves
"A With comfortable FURS large assortment OF which
will be found at Nov g. L. >. FISHERS.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

These machines have long sustained the highest
tation in the United States. THIS GOLD
MEpAthas recently been awarded to them at the great
Exposition at the Palace OF Industry in Paris and thus
they have the WORLDS verdict of superiority
Great improvements have just been added that they
without noise, with to the operator double the
ordinary speed, so that
1i0ice as much tUork can be done in a daY.
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing establish
in the country these machines exclusively They
competent perform every Of in the most
perfect tNle.
As there very numbers of inferior entirely
worthless sewing machines Of the Lerow Blodgett, Avery
Wilson, Grover Baker, and other patents, which have
been s but cannot be used advantage hereby
offer to receive all such machines, and also uuimnroved
ones of our manufacture, EXCHANGE FOR NEW AND
LATEST MACHINES, liberal terms. All old ma
chimes thus obtained by will be broken up and destroyed
For particulars apply by letter personally at our New
York Office
n. B-Local Agents wanted to make sales of our i'm
proved sewing machines. To persons properly qualified
for the business, opportunity for profitable and
pleasant employment is offered
l. NJ. SINGER CO., Principal Office, S23 Broadway,
New York
BRANCH OFF rs: ~ Hanover St., Boston. 142 Chess
nut St, Philadelphia. los Baltimore St. Baltimore 223
WalnufSt, Cincinnati IS ST. Charles St., New Orleans.
Goversville, N. r. o3+ Broad ST., Newark N j. 3m23
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GO q T.

0OO TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal, Just
[OO arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
} April 49, WIN. HEATH.
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Spanish Olives.
Corn and Flour.
Steam

DOR Sale two Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engine
l. in good repair. Terms easy. ELMES 4 TEBBETS,
Aug. %. 10 Commercial It. Iron Works, Bath, Me.
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Deal Freights

Thghest current rates be obtained at all times
II on application TO G. C, DUNCAN a. co.
tfl6o 1T Wall St.N
HARRIsoNs avoring extracts viz Peach, Lemon, Rose,
LII Nutmeg and Vanilla, for sale by NJ. 7. GANNETT.
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SOAPS.

T OWiS Brown and White Windsor, Byrons Brown
IL Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating French Moustre and Fancy Soaps, Cleophane
and Yankee Soaps, for sale at
May $50 MATHEWS.
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Indies.

YOU can have Boots and Shoes, OF any kind, made at
short notice. by leaving your orders my store-or
have the workmen y March 81 l.. s. FISHER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

THE necessity ofsuch medicine has long been fefl
both by the herds Of families and physicians. Il .
advantages catharIics given in the form of Pills
Powders must be obvious 10 every intelligent person
1t operates imme diately and eectually upen tbs
system, and the time is infinitely less difculs
TO administer, being quite agreeable to the II
only produces all the effects where physic is required,
but completely habitua Costiveness leaving the
bowels perfectly free. 1t expels all humors from the
blood certain cure for the Piles, Regulates the
ton of ,he Liver frees the stomach from Bile, nvigcr
the whole Nervous system, and the
of all local palms. such
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic DolorelLr, GeEt,
Pam in the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
1t may also be relied upon in all diseases OF the Bow
els-DYSENTERY, DIARHEA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield 10 its magical influence
Again we repeat, TRY 1T lit needs other recon-
mendation No fam ly will be without after they
have tried other remedies without despair not
relief is at hand Are you suffering from Scroinn
six bottles ofmy Liquid Cathartic will cure YOU Would
you be relieved from habtual Costveness three bottles
will eff CT all that you desire. you are afflicted with
will free You from them. All humors will be eradcated
short, yau require physc for any purpose this ID the
been placed within the reach of the public.
PRICE ST., OO-
Principal Depot No. So Central Street, Lowell Mass
y Sold by Druggists generally
AGENTs-Bath, N. T. Ellsworth a son, wholesale
and Retail; Wiscasset Edmund Danaj W OOlwich, =.
Dodge; Hallowet Wales & Souther- oly4
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Removal.

TUNE subscribers beg inform their friends and the
nnbIc that they have removed from their old stand
~ No III wall ST., door South, when they will
he hanpy to see o hear from their friends,
CHAS. G. DUNCAN & co.
New York, May 1, 1885, ti46o
Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
NOV opening from New York. the largest assortment OF
Nv rich Dress and Cloak Trimmings offered In this
city. Very cheap.
Dec. 8. OWEN co.
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Auction Sales

DYJ. T.GILMAN, will hereafter be regularly on TUES
ID DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Evenings of each
week.
November Al.
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DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and veil
L selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June A. 5. w. HEArH& CO stiff
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Plaid Thibets,

A Ii Wool and Bay State PLAID THIBErs, for sale by
II Nov. II. Ut. GILMAN.
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Beautiful DeLaines.
ONE Styles very rich and very low price
" received by J. It. GIBNIAN.
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New Fall Silks.

ONE boximitation c. u. Paris shawls now openin
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct. 2 OWEN < C(
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
WASHINGTON. Dsc'mtsr 81. 1856.

WHgAr.-The Chattanooga tne
Gazette of Saturday says: Thu-''h-
season has been most favoabl-nany
erng TALL crops and seeding Hea'.-
farmers are no, ye. done soviFom e''
We repeat that our ,uiorrfms the oe;
ery section OF the coun,rvr an"uh, "
lief that there will be ever was oe
wheat sowu ,hi. years in raisine. aaa
fore. The prices. srkes, have or0os"-
faeili,ie. ior ge:,ingil,ure.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04

orrLr.-A couple ~s'e
You1Hrnbush. New York. last
married in inned ages were one nv"
week. why-,wo years. wns.ns, !. NC no.
dred andossen, = Of their parents - '0'
got the
knou
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19
PAUL DENTON,
OR rHE TEXAS cANP.MEETING.
rs cnas. suMnERFiELp.

during the last week Of September. 1856.
the first successful Camp Meeting was
held n Eastern Texas. employ the epi-
thet ssucccssiul." because several previous
failures had apparently rendered ali efforts
Of like kinl perfectly hopeless. Indeed
this meridian, at that period, was most un-
consen;al TO religious and moral enterprise.
Tne country bordering on the Sabine, had
been occupied, rather than rettled, by class
Of adyenturers almost as wild as the saya-
gcs whom they had scarcely expelled, and
the beasts of prey which still disputed their
domain Of primcyal forests. Professional
gamblers, refugees from the Jail. abscOnded
debtors, outlaws from every land, iorgers OF
false coin, thieves, robbers, murderers, inter-
spcrsed among a race Of uncducatcd hun.
tiers aud herdsmen, made up the strange So
cial miscellany without courts or prisons,
or churches, or schools, or even the shadow
Of ciyI authority or subor,lination--a sort
Of unprincipled pdideiRoninn, where the
fierce passo sat enthroned, waving its
bloody sceptre-the naked bowie kniie.---
Let no one accuse me Of exaggerati0n. Tor
the sake Of dramatic effect; am speaking
now Of shelby cOunty-that home Of the
Lynchers--the terrible ioeaie, where. ten
years later, forty persons were poisoned tC
death at a marriage supper.
Il wall be oby Ous that, in such a commu.
nity, yers few would be disposed 70 patron.
ize camp.mertings and accordingly dcler
different tr ais, at various times, had neyei
collected hundred hearers on any singl,
occasion. But even these we're not allowet
I 10 worship in peace; uniformly the FIRST da,
or night, a band Of armed desperadUcs, head
ed by the notorious Watt Foeman, chic
Judge and cxecutioner of the Shelby Lynch
ers. broke into the altar aud scattered th,
mourners, or ascnded the pulpit and treate'
the preachers 70 gratnitoas robe Of tar an'
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How TO FEFD RuApsTER IL TRayELIS0.
DR.. Azzo, uf Louisiana, gives The Country
Gentleman his experience with horses upon
the road, 10 this effect:
- have tried two mn,lcs n travelling.
have waited 10 uinier far breakfast. AID ihrn
=, dc until night. AID have always found N,
self aud hrr.e yery much worn dawn al the
end ~ The days journey. NY usual mule Is
to start twu ur three liUurs alicr ia, light, aud
travel about five miles an llunr until ee,cn
o. twelve oclork, depending 10 some mea-
sure on the distance 81 the stand or place
that wish TO rrach. IN the winter seasin
We grnrialls rest from une 10 two huur.. snd
can make nar stopping place fr tie night 10
good tine, averaging lurty-ii.e or fiiy miles
per day.
IN tie summer. | start n daylight, aud
ride till eleven ur ~ I've aud rest iill to"
or three. Mt horse Is a. fresh III the alter
nom as IN the fureiiOon, and ,an travel
lrom ilis.fi,r miles ,lay wit'iOht much IL.
trtss to myself o. NY brrsr. | give my horse
as much lond as he will eat during the night
but nothing in the morning 10 the way cI
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A VALUABLE PLANT.

Y -
Washington correspondent of the Trauei.
Ter. gives the folowing account o new plan
iairl, introduced int0 this country, which
( j il prosrs nearly equal 10 ihr description,
inu,t ! E ser, valuable:
"Ila,e YOU seen any acc0int 0f the new
,aret, of sugar canc-lne hlnese Sur,r
Cane lately Introtincrd 10 our agr,cuIiui lists
through :hr agricultural bprrau i the patenr
office? II il is worth half what is claimed
for il, the plant is a wnnles. First, il pro
duces sugar, the juice having from fifteen Ia
twenty i've per cent. pure saccianne, vary,
Ing according to the soil and climate. Then
as fodder il will yield twcnt, five tans Ia The
acre; cattle, ho>esand hogs devnurng stalk
and leaves Nth the srra,e.t a,idily. A. a
green crop il will prndnce greet mas, Of
spgcfabl" matter 10 turn ~ and enrich the
soil. As io'ider it viii produce two crops
in one year, or goad gruwih nf it can bt
grown Tor stock by sowing after wheat or
uther crops have been harvested. II is equally
good for cattle or horses, dry ar green. The
juice can be made into lnUst deliratr drink.
that can scarcely be distinguished firm cham
pagne wine. Pye not dnne with il vet Ira,
same juice, set with alum, will color six a
beautiful red. 0ne thing more. After that,
taking the leaves 10 Feed stock, the r,0ts to
manure the lad. and the juice tomakc sugar,
ciaml ane, matter thr refuse of the crushed
stalks can be manufactured into an elegant
article d paper.
The tops, when rleaned Of the seed, make
rapiial bruoms. and lhe seed itself, grpnni
into meal or led wboIr. will lattpn any kind
0i sio,k, irnm chickens up 10 elephants
There. II that Is nuta catalogue Oi virtues
for one plant, tlft yuu can appreciate and
admire, then musl say you do not deserve
the gifts ol Cere. ur Pomona, Or ans u ..tl
gnod> the gui, provide" There i al ARE
OF 81 oi this cam growing here II Was ng-
tn, "a uncia San,'.,,,t, an.l, .Ir,,. the ..
to, and prrttier sight ia hrmeI's field
canlint be found II Inpks snmethins like
corn. tall, graceful stalks, aud iuns. taper
leaves. One great advantage i, thlt Il will
grow IN all the climates nf The Unnn. from
Tampa Bay I. Canada. Another advantage
is, il can BE- pr"pagA,ed irom the ss'd. as il
will ripcn all over thc Union; While the lou.
isiana cane hl- to b. prapagaIea By cuttings,
taking twenty per cent of the stalks oi the
eni,re crop lor Ihr next years gruwth. A.
10 liz case u all plant. prnpagat,d BY eut-
iligs. there - a CONSTANT lirtrtIor tinli, :,
thai III ma, part, oi The Snuth ,p' gro, ii
81 canr j. Rol o,rr twu-I'i uls a. mach a q
Vas lau tcar, agn. aud that N a. equal
irfiilr suIl
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LONG X CAIN
HAVE jaa .cei.r.l. and a. iof saIs. ls's, ssr.
n, II i'e,fnn ~. Ar - tae he.i qnsl'iy. .aong
whira the Liiastag:
u aosur. r.4le Va gu. i.,ssn'l.f Wafer. vsrh.pa.
f,st.n,um and bas " aiu.
Fiar EIns,i. ia in a Iiaf. u ,l.,Wc Eau d. UuIa
n.a fm Tatsb " ash.
Chl.iar Toali " a.h. Past, fst the 1rsth.
E,g l.a-tise. se,s fnr az. bsns's kahsfinn.
nrlr ff lhr Hair. iiiliirr'. Esrrlsiof Furni-
ZIP S,iss. iuFr r,dsh.
Fsney Ss,ps. rfali Polish,
IN wing ro,ps. PhilE'ane-.
Gold Cream Pom ,ds Divine,
Rsyplian ii.r Dr.
raaey i.rtlrt & Nai. PsRf. P.Hkr, Inksiands,
Ensrltyr- sirtl Prns,
letter .ud Poal.e,r Paper. lnk.
Dsesr CANNON Daanls, ssark Boxes.
Wtiins Disks, fahs-.
Pasi d,ai.s. Da.ket., &c. &c.
NotrInb,i 26. 6s-
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
TIE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!

Aota Iafic Of terfasy mn
Anhfsilile rcir,, Tor Sc,oiuia. Kings Evil Rbruma.
'-n Ori'nn, Cutai,r.us LrupIiois, pimpie, o. Pos
iu'es "n Tie Face. Blache-. beds Agus .nd Fr.
sef. \ h,o'ie sore E,rs. linnpwmm 4 eier,
Scahi-heai Lnlaipenrn aiid Pain 81 the
Bones and JOINTS saI Rheum. stub
b'Tn tk'ts. syl,hi.iir disorders,
and all di.ea-er uri-iny roman
itjrini,'u- use ~ hrrrtfy,
lni,rudrnce ir I.iis. ar
lnruIii. Of Blpmi.
Tiii- gre 4 altrisiir M,airr snd Purifier of the
B1"sd l. u-.d by ousapd- III grateful fs,ie,,t.
if'm ali pnts ot the Tinted 5isier. Win testify da u
the ismirk fhe cures peri rmed ~ The prrai,t 0f ~
medi ine-. &c tkTER'> SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neu'algia. Rheumatism. Sc.oiuIs. Erupions an the
skin. yrr Dsrase. Fever. Uicr,s lid sores eciio
o the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat, Female C,in-
paints Pains AMI Aching 81 The Boes aud Joinis are
speedily put Ia flight by using this nesiilabr IenrJ,.
all discusses oi the BlnM nolhing has yet cen
tuni - c"mpare with IT, itreansc- The system of all
impurities Ienil, aud eieirhi, on ihr Liver and
khneys strengthens the Dig siion gives tote 10 The
sonlru. makes ibr skin essnnd HEALTHY, and restores
the Constitution. enferbied =, is.a,e or h oxen down
by the excrs>esnt youth tousp iIue sign and tngh.
For the DirEAsEs oF FksALEs il l. peeuail, appica-
bic. AMI wherever il has brcone known is rreulsfy
prescribed with the happesi effects II nyigoraies The
weak and jehliaej aud impars elasticity The wnrl-
out frame clears The fkin. and leaves tie alien: flesh
aud healthy; single bottle ofih incslinshe remedy
Is worth all the so-caed Ssfsaparillas in existence
The large number Of certificates which we hsye re.
eeycd from persons from all parts Of the United States
s the hest evidence that there is no humhug about IT,
The Press hotel keepers, magistrates, phy sicians and
public men, well known 10 the community ali add their
testimony to The wonderful effects Of this GRE Al
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and getan Almanac, and readihe
details Of astonishing cures performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, (Is MOST cAsEs wHEHE EVE.
Hr THiss ELsg HAp sIGsALLr FAILEDa The limits Of
an advertisement will not admit their full insertion.
WM. :. BEERS & CO., Proprietors,
No. 3e4, Broadscay. Nt,c YOrk,
To whom oil orders must be addressed.
foi sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in III
parts Of The United states and the Capsdas and ty
Long &. Cain, Hillslofough; A. McAlpine. Ynn-
ceyyille; W. *. ]. NJ Payler Leashurg; r. J. Patrick
Grren-inrough; ]. w. Field. Jamestoan.
July. IS. 47-l2m
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RnowN BhrAD -Annld nkrp housrwilr
gives tie llow,ns, urg The, valuable ~
Ir,li.ls lor making h,rr made "r ilmay
bread:
" lake equal quantities 81 Indian msal
aud rye ilnur. scalI The mal, aud WI lake
warm add the flour. adding oae hall plni nf
rnsi Yeast TO lour quart. at the mixiUre. .
iable.pnon iul, 81 salt. !. nalf cup ul M.
.s~rs. kneading the mixture we'll. inIs k.nd
&c bread should br snlier than what flaur
bread; all the water adcd alter ~alding The
in NJ ,houl,i be lukewarm. When il has risen
we'll, put 1t 10 bake ~ br OK u en- nr >t,st
the Inrln should b hotter thai iar Hour
bread II ,tn,r oven. Il should be- sic metl
two hours, then baked one hour ~ murc /;
when dune il is dark browa lh. hest ar.
iicle lor baking this 1 nj 81 bread !, brun u
earihenw.rr--say pans eighi or ten Inches 30
height, aud diameter abDut the same; grease
~ butt,r the pans. put IN the mixture, then
dip yuur hand ~ cold wafer. aud sm0nih the
loaf alter this. slash The losi bolh avs With
hnile quite deep. SEINE let i rise l,itle
more bcirre they put il 10 bake. Many people
prefer this kind ii hread ma,le of onc third
rye il"ur. instead 81 "ne half. When IL !.
difficult 10 grf r,e. what ilnur will answer
MS a substituir. II ,dd. ,riy much TO the
richness and flavor ol this Mud Il bread Ia
let il remain in The osen over night.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19
TIE CAMELs IN TEXAS.

A correspondent nf hr GaicPston News,
thus speaks ii The cam |, lately imported
tlrre b, The i1niled States government.
- ad lie pleasure ~ makng The acqu in
lance u Major Wa,nr. far several wears AZ
,arl,rd 10 the War Department IN Wasting.
ton, who ven. nur last year 10 Asia an,l in-
ii"duscd the camrl> mto this count.y,
which air,rd at i,!,anola last spring. and
are now kept al this o.i. II ha, be n .e.
tcied by him as The brsf adapted to thai
s,ry.ce inr Mhrh he Intends them. W hen
We arrived ihev were gu, grazing, some Iva
miirs distant, attended by the Arabs who
haze charge Of them, WHEN Maj I " ,,nc 81.
4, knii, srnt nul and lad th,m driven III
lsr "ur Inspection. There are alt'grirr
ihartt. two, including some ynung 0ne>, and
all are ~ excellent health. and SEEM To be
dn'ng veil. ,lajm Wa,ne gave Us a very
interesting account Of their habits and pc.
cullar,,is,, and he ordered on- Of them 10 b..
led nut and loaded as fnf journey. Aftes
hiIc.lins to receive the pack saddle. d ~ 4
rumbrous load ni itsr I. but such az are used
III the unry iron which they CANT. = load
ni corn was placed on the animals back, ,ni.
hclrnt for iva mules to draw in a wagon.
with which he started Oft al guod round
pace. A dru,nedary wa, next led nut, which
Is the saddle animal of the camel, and, after
kneelinS to receive the saddle, he was noun
ted BY an Arab, WIN started III across the pra
irl- at a pace which seemed tu me moi much
short Of a two-foriy lick. Ths pace tnfy
can keep up for honrs in surre-sion. travel
ing with perfect cas- frnm sixty to eighty
miles per day. Tney can alsn sub,ist for
several days without water. ami h,ir adap-
tabiiiiy 10 the iroutie, service ior which III. J
are designed Is nov m,tier bey md ,lnnbt.
Mair Wa,ne inIorn d me- that he had f,rt,
more animal, cunms mt, and in j. no
bulliitng ,,aIir IL whieii they will be kept,
which l,r expects to get finished bei"rc The
cold weather sells IN"
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Fed, but always as much good water as he
will drink. have travelled as fast and as far,
10 the same Time, a any other physician in
,mer,ca, aud am we'll satisfied tfa, tie lat
icr mode u travelling is greatly preferable u
i"h Nurse aud RIDER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19

EFFECTS oi DRaINAGE.-All the rain that
falls npnn onr fields must b. carried away
either bv natural or artificial drainage, or,
having thoroughly st,raied the soil on which
il ial ), he lett upn, the surface TO be Carried
N by evaporation. Nnw, every gal Ion nf
water thus rarted of u, e,apnrailun requires
as mnch heal as wnuld raise five aud half
gallons from the ircezins 10 the bplling point !.
Without going iu extreme cases, the great
effects "i the heat thu. lust uppn vegetation
caune; fail to be ,irlk NJ /; MI ! have ire.
d emily louai lhe ,nil IT field M.ll drainel
hI.hrr in temperature lrnn l00 10 50 than
thar af anuihtr rid WINCH la mi nern dram
ed. ihnish ~ every oilfr rs-pset tie ,ull-
Nerr similar. have nJ-er,ed the Ell II. 1i
it,s on Tie sruwinI crap,. an have seen not
nuly a mach IntcgI1r craD na the undrdnrI
iiciti, but at crnp harvested inlly three
wrrk, after tie ether; 49,. nMln- u this
circl n,iaace an tie s.tt,ns - 1t nl,rtt,rl
weather. have seen ihat crop deicrinralel
full, ten pr cent, ~ ,alnr.
J,u-adof Royai dgriea Iu-ai So;isty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19
W AN Il ED
To the Farmers Of Orange, AIamance
Chatham and Wake.

II 7 r
rENliE upisrsigurd have fsmc,l ecpartns,,hip fsr
i"e purpose - buying whEAf. The, viii al
ways give 'hs hisberi Noflnik aud lciris,ura prizes
deduina is,igH and other exp..-rs The, viii pay
che cash %, dslsrt, u The v hral 1t the railroad.
To rary "ut slisc'ual, ,hrir purlar~ onr of the
hrm will he Al he warehouse of esrl II The following
naasrd pl,ess ever, werk. on the DAYS rpes ,i.d;
Morris,ille, on FIiday
Durhim's on wednesday
HilI-ionush, os TUESDAY.
Mebanr's, On " r,inrssIay
Grabam. on Thursday.
Bs this arrangement the f,rn,Is will receive al home
what their wheat waud mel them IN market, without
the n-k s.i ir,uhle IL Transportation.
Tue unds Ialnrd MS, .fftr lhrir srt,icps as COW.
MISSION hERCiIANrs 10 hay Gsocrries. They
have made arrangements by which they will be rnsted
20 iutni.h their with Grerrs al an adv nee
Of only three per cent wholesale prires. They have
ccmrcdiouv warehouse NJ Chapel Hill for The conse-
nisnce of the farmers of The neghborna eounry where
some one will he in attendance at sI tines All CON.
municsiions should be addressed 10 At Chspe Hill
T.. MALLETT,
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
May ss-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-19

Use OF GuANo.-At the recent meeting of
the llerts (Ensland) Agricultural Assncia.
ton, Sir Il. y. Lytton stated that within the
lds. three wears, independent, Of Tie sum
expended on ordinary manure>, the farmers
% ffrasf DriiaI. hal =1a,I a.. .ii4.,n-
ling IN the purchase 81 gaaao. and that
aithpn tie same period million nf fresh
acres had been brought into cultivation.