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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03

? WE / T. Lovers OF me HdNoItH
/ \ Con'ec's are invited to call and exam
me our stock Of RIO and Government Java
Coil~cs. a good arrcio COR IL cents.
April Is ReHich q. 90.
, IuSH.-Machcrc, Herring and White
\ Fish, for sale hv Nm. Nouidcr.
|. GOAL.-Persons in want Of Cumber-
y land and Anthracite Coal. ca1 be sup
Piled by leaving orders wiki US. Cash
on delivery.
March II Rcnich &. NoneJrokey.
DATENT Starch Polish, beautiful
| article for polishing linens Of all de-
scrptions, give il lrIaI, (or sale ~
March IA Retch T. Co.
ETHEREAL OII.-Jusr received a
II fresh supply Of Ethereal Oh, 81! cts.
per gallon, by The quantity.
Nov % WIN. MOULDER.
DOMESTICS.-Just received another
IL assortment Of beacbeJ and Brown
MusIins. Brown and Slate eolored Dn!-
lings. Axes, &c.
Nov. 26 WIN. MOULDER.
DOR sale anew Running Gear for a one
J. or TWO horse wagon, by
Jan Rnfch & Co.
bacon and Lard for sale by
81 Baker E. Ba'mycr.
T ARD, Whale, Flaxseed and Ethereal
Lois, for sale by Renteh g. Co.
DURE Cider Vinegar and Pickles for
L sale bv Renlch &. 20.
DENNSYLVANtA Iron for sale by
i (Terms CASH Renfrh & 10.
IlhOUR and Becky heat McsI, for sale
I by B0ker g. bhimyer.
NEW Crop Orleans Sugar. Ir sale by
II Jan I6 Hnker & BMmyrr.
DAGS.-IO,oOo pounds of Rag. wan
IL ted in exchange for goods or cash.
April % Renfch g. Go.
CONCENTRATED I've. warranted TO
" make soap without tie use Of ashes,
for sale by Renfeh &. Go.
CALT.-200 sacks Ground Alum and
- Fine Sail, for sale Terms Cash.
Sept 6 Renfch & H0HebrGksT
ELOUR, Corn Meal, Oats and Corn,
l. constantly kept on hand aud for sale.
April % Renfch f. Go.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-03
BOOTS .qND SHOES.sm

gnIlE undersigned wishes TO INFORM the
Z rnbin that they have large and vari-
ed assortment Of BOOTS AND SHOES,
w%,ch they vii! run off very cheap Cor
cash. They also wish to inform the pub
lie that the "SuSan Baker' will arrive in
dav or Two from Alexandria and George
town with an extensive assortment of
GROCERIES, &C., &c, which they
will OFFER at very low prices.
March ~ Reaich g. SonebrQker.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT IN another col.
ann. hes lcJ /" Hembotrs Gsnuine Preparation I.
interests the msjuiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
Obituary.

Died, in this county. on the 4h instant, Mr.. CANE.
nos cRArG, aged about SO years.
Died, in Alamance county. on the 2sih of November
last, Mrs. IssBELLA FnsELGSp. wife Of Mr. George
Freelsnd. in the 44th year Of her age. The sub.
jet Of this notice had been a professed follower
Of the Lord Jesus Christ for atou, iweniysiI years,
and her faithful. kind and Christian bearing in the
various relations Of neighbor, church member, wife
and mother bore testimony TO the reality Of her pro-
fession. In al these relations she will be missed
and lameuted earth, but mostly BY husband and
ten childru, who by this sudden bereavement de-
Ptiyed Of wife and mother. May they all be COM
fOted and watched by that God whom she served
and who we believe has taken her to himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
CIVIL WARM KANSAS,

81. Louis, January 4.
The Democrat Of this City says that pas
sengers from Kansas report that on friday,
the 25th ult., news reached Leayenworth oi
an engenent between the Free State men
under Lane, at Sugar Mount. and the U. ).
Dragons.
Tie officer in command ordered Lane 10
surrender. which beingreiuse,. the dragons
charged. bat we're repulsed with loss Of
three men.
The Dragons then retired, and sent to Gov.
Denver FOR reinforcements. Denver ordered
three more companies to the seat Of war. IL
was expected that there would he bloody
work. As so0n a. news Of the engagement
was received, the people commrncrd organ
iZing,and hurrying TO the assistance Of Lane.
II was expected that Lane would receive $500
additional men before the tronps would arrive.
Intense excitement prevailed. aud the people
OF Lawrence we're preparing to take the field.
Gen. Calhoun had fed the Territory.
Tile above report is no, sustained ~ subsequent,
accounts, and i probably wholly uatrue.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. Jannary 6.
The Callins steamer Atlantic, from Liver
pool. has arrived with dates 10 the Esd inst.
President Bachanan's annual message i
ia,orably noticed in the English journals.
An earthquake Of unusual violence had
occurred in the kingdom Of Naples. II was
felt with most force in the towns Of SaIermo.
Potenza. and Nola, and in numerous small
villages, several OF which were half destroy.
ed. A dispatch saws that thousands were
killed but this is supposed to be an exagge-
ration.
There is no later news from India. The
East India Company had been formally noti-
ned Of the intention Of the Ministry 10 ter.
inmate the double Government of India.
A better feeling existed In The London
money market. Discounts were readily
made At eight per cent. and reduction of
the Bank rates to that figure was anticipated.
Commercial affairs at Paris were impro.
wing. 4 reduction Of rates TO FIVE per cent.
In the Bank Of France was anticipated.
There had been a great Improvement in
financial Affairs at Hamburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

Notice to Smiths and Farmers.
TlIE subscriber, Is the sgeni Of the kina's Noun.
tain Iron Company will supply oil orders 60 Ton
o. upwards of Iron al cents per pound. rash. The
money must Invariably be paid Oh delivery. o. The
charge will be cents; sud in no will ell less
than ION iaf los Than cents.
y. n. RUFFIN.
leloJst ia In-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

Mr. Wilbon's
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
ENHE next session Of this School viii be opened at
L his residence, on THURSDAY the 18th of Janu-
airy, 1858, and will continue 81 weeks.
Tuition win vary from 81 SO to SIS per session.
All scholars will be considered as entered for the ses-
son unless by special contract the contrary and no
deduction will be made except in cases of protracsd
sickness.
Tuition due at The beginning of the session.
Janusy6. 2l-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

~ DIGssrr'-Such !. the true meanins oi the
word "PEPslN." Or q The iva Greek words from
which u derived. This isihe significant aud appro.
ptis,e title % lhe TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. %
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared BY d. ]. i. HOUGH.
TON. q Philadelphia, or The cure o. Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. i V Natures ogn remedy Tor On IN
healthy stomach No al of man can equal IL eurs.
tive powers. Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement IN smother part Of this papcf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
LAND FOR SALE.

4 WILL offer io slle iract of Lard containing
23s Acres. lying nine miles east Of Hillshofpugh.
adjoining The lands Of William Cain. Ghe-lty p.
Warren and others. II VS. convenient stand ftr busi.
nsss Of almos, any kind-for store tavern black.
smith shop. tan yard two public roads ruu through
the land. from HIllshofouh % ONlnfl the other
from Milton % Durhsmis Depot. There i On il 4
cool Dwelling H0usr. Stofc HJnsr, &C.. and iwu
convenient Springs Aout thirty acfcs " The lind IL
cleared. the tcst IL wood land. Al persons wishing 10
huy will please call upon inc. The land can he 81 on
reasonable terms. ~ ! sm mi pushed fir monry. |
will give good time 10 pay iof u.
JUDA L. DUNNAGAN.
October IS. H.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

SHRrgNr ~ IRIsH CAUSE.-THE British
government Is shipping Irish girls 10 the
Cape ef Good Hope as means Of preventing
its own eolonisis from relapsing into barbar.
ism. A party Of $50 has already sailed, aud
anuther company Of $50 is som TO be lorwar.
ded-all described as healthy and good look.
ing. They 60 with the understanding that
ma,rimony Is 10 reward the e1patriation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
New l'aik. January 10.

New lah, January ~.
TIE Cunard mail steamer Africa has ar.
rived from Liverpool, with dates 70 the 10Th
Of December.
Later news had been received from India.
The garrison at Lucknow was relieved on
the 10Th November. The women aud chill.
dren and wounded we're conveyed the NEXT
day TO Cawnpore. Flying encounters with
the insurgents had occurred in various parts
Of the country. in which they we're uniformly
defeated. Reiniorcements continued TO pour
in.
Twenty-four members Of The royal family
had been executed al Delhi.
Sir Colin Campbell was slightly wounded
he was about to proceed 10 subdne Dude.
All alarm for the garrisons and outposts
had ceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
MARRIED ID,

On Sunday night last, the 10Th inst, by the Rev.
Thomas Q. Hayes, Mr.. Jons sHKELER to Miss MARY
Hill, all Of this place.
In this county, Tuesday the 5th inst by the Rev.
Elias Dodson, Mr. HESRY WaITTED 10 Mis- JANE Par.
TrnsoS, daughter Of the late Mann Patterson, all Of
this county,
In this county, on Thursday evening the 9Th inst,
by the Rev. Moses Baldwin. Dr. WILLIAM e. RoBERTs
to Mrs. Anna J. RousraEE, daughter Of Mr.. George
G. Ray, all of this county.
On the Sd instant, by Solomon Shepherd, Esq, Mr..
THOMAS MkDLES to Miss ELIZA HoLDER, all Of this
county.
On the morning OF the LIST instant, by r. Walker,
Esq, Mr.. GEoRGE w. TERILL, Of Alanance, 10 Miss
ELIZA RIcE, Of Orange.
On Thursday evening the 7ih inst, by The Rev. W
B. Weons, Rev. Eows w. BEALE, Of the Eastern
Virginia Christian Conference, to Miss ELIZA JANE,
eldest daughter Of chesley +. Faucet, ESQ., all Of
Aamance county.
At Sullivan, Mouirc county H., on the 10Th uli,
by the Rev. Joel knight, Mr.. JoEL b. KSfoHr to Miss
CAROLINE r. daughter of John j. Freeland, ESQ., for.
merry OF this place.
In caswell county, at the residence Of Benjamin H..
Carter, ESQ., on Thursday the 9TH instant by the Rev.
John II. Packard, Dr.. w. ]. Counrs to Miss SARAH r.
CARTER.
In Ronborough. on Thursday evening the 3Ist ult.,
by Chcsley HamIin. Esq, Mr.. JAMES NJ. PArrrRsoS to
Miss ELIzaBrrH MANN, al Of Person County.
STANDARD and Milton Chronicle please copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
SALE OF SLAVES.

RY virtue Of deed heretofore made by wsIirr A.
- Thompson. 10 secure Andres Mickle and others.
The undersigned viii. al Chspsl Hal. upon sATUR.
Day The 3Oth instant, e1pos 10 sale 10 The highest
bidder NINE VALUABLE SLAVES.
The terms made Known upon The day Of saIc.
J. II. IiTrrIllNs, Trustee.
itrutfy ". gg.-td.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
'HilIsbOrough Female Academy,

THIS Institution will be opened on the 18th instant,
under The charge Of Miss SARAH J. HUNT and
Miss SALLY X. NASH, who will give instruction in
all the branches Of education usually taught in schools
Of this kind. The Rev. DR.. CURTIS has accepted gs.
neral supervision Of the Institution and will give such
attention as occasion may require. II il The desire and
purpose Of the Trustees 10 make this first class Semi.
nary Tor young ladies' and they will endeavor to secure
for those sent from abroad comfortable home and
finished education Our town is recommended for il
heahulness and for its intelligent society in which
advantages is not surpassed by any place in the State
Tuition in English department. $l2 to SIS
Music, Drawing, Painting, Ancient and Modern
Languages, a, the usual extra advances.
Board, including Washing, Fuel and Lights, can he
had in respectable families for from $40 TO S2 SO per
month. Cor. CAD. JONES. Chairman
Hon. FRED. NASH.
How. VIM. A. GRAHAM,
WIN. Fl. BROWN,
j. ID. RUFFIN.
w. +. sTRAYH0RN, Secystary
January2. 2i-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

IN Prussia. all lads between certain ages
are obliged e. be at school. and i they play
iruant, afe arrested and imprisoned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

Il II impossible 10 contemplate, without some
degree Of enthusiasm, the facts relating to the
Agricultural resources Of California ELECTED BY the
lass exhibition Of the California State Agricultu-
raj Sccssty. Wine growing promises, at no dis
tant day, 70 surpass in importance all mining pur-
suits. sud No impsdment exists, either ~ regards
climate o. soil to the growth Of enormous quanti-
ties of other uits such as the APPLE plum, peach.
end pruns for expectation ~ oil those portions Of
the world most accessible from the Pacific coast.
For productive, extent, variety and exemption
ffo4 the varying contingencies Of weather. the
ereet valleys wassred BY the Sacramento and San
JoAsuin rivers sre anrivalled: and there are ex.
tsnsivs trasss ofcountry bordering upon the Ser
n Nevada mountains comparable only with New
England - TO extent and salubrity Of climate.
which are still covered BY the primeva forest, in
terspsrsed with meadows. To tho latter attention
Is now directed for the location Of apple orchards
- III mildsr regions already occupied are not 70
we'll adapted 70 the growth Of hardy fruit most
suitable Tor shipment Moreover tho deteriora-
ton of soil under superficial cultivation in tho
older portions Of the State il already observable.
The yield Of cereals per acre has diminished to
such IN extent over large districts, that notwth-
standing the immense annual increase in breadth
OF land, sown, the aggregate amount produced al
most stationary.
BUTT Il to wne-growing that the hasbandme
in Califoruia looks for the most abundant reward
Of his labor. The vine Aourishes in every part Of
the State, except where exposed to the humid in
6uence Of the coast and vineyards are being
planted with wonderful rApidity-the production
already exceeding the means at command for con-
verting the rich Juice into a merchantable FORM
The return of winter causes no cessation Of labor,
and the dry, uniform Temperature Of summer and
the absence Of destructive insects, all contribute
10 ensure substantial remuneration to tho agri-
culturalist. II 10 asserted that during . cultiva-
ton of nesriy century at some ofthe old Mission
vineyards the grape has never failed " produce
an abundant crop. Hon. Wilson Flint, Of Califor-
mia, in his address before the State Agricultural
Society. cited authority to show that the annual
value Of the grape crop at Los Angeles for wine
purposes was at least 81 900 per acre, and that
fair crop can be had three years after planting the
cuttings. When II is known that lands of this
character Sufficient to employ millions ofpeople"
can be had at . nominal price. ii is easy to con-
ceive that the future Of California in agri
culturs may yet eclipse the best achievements Of
the diessrs Of gold. The lavish expenditure which
has taken place in the construction of
for mines directly contributes to this result. as
copious irrigation 10 already provided in many
places. s=r-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

HNfSR. tIVR AND MARINE iNsuDANCR.--
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A. ~ Inurones - - npu - al psrsons eneyAg
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BOARD OF DfRBCTQRS
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JAMES ~ C0DB9, - Vice President.
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VIZ n 6rnArToH. MAURICE \. LAsaHoRNr.
JAS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CAEEp r wnIs, secry.
IN Dr. E y \ 1 S,s.i. OWLS Medical E..nn.r..
The Medical Of subjeetsfo Insurance VIII be
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

~ SUPER-PHOSPlIArEp F LIME,
Manuiactl Formula of
Or. JAMES HIGGINS
Chemist of Mary land,
ENAl LIN PLANTERS TO DISfk>SE WITH TWO
thirds Guano for Fan seeding and for summer
altogether Packed in bags and barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per ton Ui 1000 lbs
The above article Together with anphe giving full de
tail OF this valuable Fertilizer also full
lance and mode vi Application, can b. hadof
NJ. uOLLINS & co,
mar H. Lynchburg