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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-03
SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Literary aud agricultural Paprr
Published In Augusta, GtOrgia.
DR.. D. LEE. agticullursl Edilof.


DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN. Literary Editor.
IHIs is the title Of Weekly paper. devoted to Ag.
u riculure. Literature and Al, which am publish.
ing IN Augusta Georgia. Il will be in quano form Of
eight pages, folio siIeeach issue 10 eunain forty
umns Of matter Il will be In general st,le similar TO-
aud IN size somewhat larger than the New York LED.
ger. IL will be published good book paper and will
lie in mcdaniel execution the best slyIe OF TYPO.
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reuul aud PRACTICAL know ledge Of the south
furnish. A weekly visitor the homes Of south.
planters aud farmers, il will be more useful and
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merit
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Of information that will be useful TO southern panteIs
and farmers, and repository Of southern thought.
Imagination aud ts,e, IN the realms Of Literature and
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and success as will justify the most liberal eompenss.
lion TO al its contributors Able and eIpetencrd sd.
tors engaged and sisp. IN progress 10 secure
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Of both seres Much latent talent will Be hfaughi to
light. and furnish agreeable surprises southern
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Full many gem o. puies, ray serene
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rous glow In Southern genus.
The Agricultural Ednof will h. Dr.. Daniel Lee the
distinguished Professor q Agriculture 10 he uniss.,,
o. Geoga-edtor for many yrsfs past II The southern
Cultiyator, and leading contributor % many NosA
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The Literary Editor will lie Nj. w. w. Name. ol
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q The National inieIlssneer. and southern Literary
Messenger.
Terms Cash in advance. s. . year.
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received u par.
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AoEnsis, Geo. S.
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- 9
DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.
SPECIAL attention 9 ven TO al chronic dlstssts'
- Coughs. Group, Consumption lnhuenza. AsihmsI
Bfonchnis, all diseases Of the Nose, Mouth, ThTost,
and Lungs; oil skin diseases Of every description
successfully treated ;--Lumbsgo, Lumbar Absessses,
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Epilepsy OF Gans1sioas Dyspepsia. DysenIery, Disf-
hoea. The very worst u Piles cured in short
time also diseases ol the Stomach, Liver end Bowels
There are many diseases incidental 10 women and chill
dren which treated with Distinguished sueeess. Az
particular. will be given BY letter. Dr BaAkes can
produce one thousand eereaie, Of bis perfect success
In curing
Cancers. Old Sores, or Ulers. Hip Disease,,
fisfuid. Of erery description. Scaid Head.
Hens. POiyPw Of The Nose,
Or any other part Of the body.
Tumors and Swellings
OF every description, and without ihs Of the knife,
OF any surgical instruments. These ls,i-nsmsd dis
essss cannot be cured BY correspondence therefore al
such patients mus, place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision.
Dr.. Baskee has made new discovery Of q Fluid
thst will produce absorption Of the "Catsmei," end
restore permanent vision % the Eye, without resort 10
be knife. All diseases Of the
EYES AND EARS
Ave successfully treated with The USE Of the knife or
The needle. d.. Baakee has constantly on hand al his
office
very extensive asorment %
ARTIFICIAL EYES AND TYMPANUMs, OR
EAR.DRuMs.
which Suitable cr either ser and 81 sgesinssrsd
10 five minutes EaT-trumpets Of every dsserplioni
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ARTIFICIAL HANDS.
with the Arm snd Enos attachment; ARTIFICIAL
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msnt
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rithsr 81 snd ssn y anI y, .iPs,, v sny pat "
the world All kinds u Trnssss ~ Hernia o. Ruptpre
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truiaty adapted To- females 10 a weak eondIion also
Or ihoss With PrOls.psus risri.
Dpciar Bsakse y Of The mosi eslshrsisd shd
sklful physiciaBs sn5 surgeons hsing. His Isme
= knoNn personally 10 every principal cry 81 The
world.
All letters directed 70 DT. Bsskee must sontsin /
ernts TO pay posisge and incidental s1psnrss.
chronic disess.s e. he treated ~ 81.
espi those mentioned. which w require bis psisonsl
supervision.
Office Houu from . a. ". io4P.M
DOG TOR BAAKEE,
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Jan. ?. "a
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eady Sir Weeks, Red speckled Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEET-Extra Early funip. Early Blood, Long Red.
Silesiin or White Sugar, Swiss Chari.
BR0coLI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE--EarlyYo York French OK Heart. Early Su.
gar Loaf EARLY Batersea, Early Dnmhead. Drum
bead Savoy, Large Late Drumhead, Late Fiat Dutch,
Green Glazed, Red Dutch, fos piekleing.
CARRof-I.ons Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
GAULlFLoWER.
cEbERI-WhIte Solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid,
coRN-Esergreen Sugar.
Frame, Long Green, GheIkin.
EGG PLANT large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDlHE-Gieen Curled.
LEffUCE-Early Curled, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab
bsse. DruInhead, White Cos.
MELL0NS-Nuimeg, citron. Mountain sProui.
MUsfARD-Whiis, Brown.
NAsTERTIUM.
aKRA.
oNI0S--sil,sr Skin OF White. Large YELLOW.
OF Double, Plain or single.
PARSNIP-
PEAs-Lsndrelb's Extra Early, Early Frame, Royal
Dwarf Mauovfat Early May. Bishops EARLY.
PEPPER-Large Sweet, Bull Nose.
PUMPKiN-Common Field.
RADISH - Long Scarlet Short Top. Write Turnip
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RHUBARB, or Pie Plant
Satisfy. o. Oyster Plant
STANDARDIZATION Savoy.
SQHASH-Eariy Bush, Long Green.
TOMAF0-Lsrge Red.
TfRSlP-Earis Flat Dutch Red Top, Large Norfolk.
Large Globe, Dae's Hybrid, Ruta Basa o. Sweeiish.
February %. 90
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Revival of Business.

HAVING concluded 10 ,smsin in HilIsbofoueh and
- eoniiDus my business. my old customers gill end
me one door esa of"Tbs brick House." my former
shop. Wy work shall b we'll and hsshionsby done,
and ~ nv cutting jobs prepared 90 thsuhessssfess
shall End no difficulty 10 making.
All sork srsegied al the shortest notice.
JAMES o. WATSON.
Fssfssys W.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

20 the cure Of Isan,asa. coid,. IaSirs,fion DIV
p,p,ia .Htadaeht, Debility. Bsskntsl,
&c. Sc. az.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

CReoorted for the journal. !
Additional by the Australa.ian,

A~A@AAeAV1oskA W sssO a e.SsA s~As~"Ass..s
TtE New YORK, August 6.
Garibaldi had captured Melassao.
The King of Sardinia had resolved to send
an autograph letter to Garibaldi, requesting
him not to attack the continental possessions
of the King of Naples.
A Mormon conference was held in London.
Brigham Young was elected head Of the
Mormon Church.
Eleven thousand French troops had gone
to Syria. Three thousand five hundred
English troops and feet of ships were going.
A reported official telegram announces the
conclusion of treaty between the Mar0nites
and the Druses, but lacks confirmation.
Napoleon had gone to Ohalon's Camp.
The Kings of Saxony and Bavaria would
not participate in the Naples conference.
The British military authorities recommend
an increase in the army.
Parliament is expected to adjourn the third
week in August.
Latest.-Jonathan Freeman, in the leather
trade at Newcastle, has suspended.
The Pest has telegram from Paris, saying
everything that tends to the belief that Carl
baldi was directing his expedition against the
mainland is unofficial.
Lord Palmerston's speech on the national
defenses caused great uneasiness. The Dolly
Neos objects to his proposition as part of q
plan which the government has not the cour
age to disclose. 1t says nobody entertains
doubt the unavoidable sequel will be large
increase of the standing army.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
Movements of the Prince.
FREDERlCKsToWN, August 4

FREDERlcKsToWN, August 4.
To. day has been the most delightful yet
experienced by the Prince since his arrival.
The boat ran up the St. Johns river, through
the most beautiful scenery, and with fertile
country on either side. There were groups
of people in boats, on every wharf and pro-
jecting point, and even in the church steeples,
who displayed flags with royal notices, rang
bells, fired muskets, and cheered. The Prince
directed the cheers to be answered by the
steam whistle and by the band
The Prince launched on board with the
Governor and suite, Gen. Terralf and suite
and several members of the Government,
Legislature and Council and Mayors of Hal
ifax, Boston and Montreal. He arrived at
Fredericktown at 6 P. NJ, amid salute
of guns. The Prince was received by body
of volunteer troops, with great crowd on
the terrace and wharf, who cheered with
great enthusiasm. The Prince and his suite
in uniform drove in carriages to the govern
ment house and the members of the Legisla.
ture followed the procession.
The Prince will spend quiet day on Sun.
day, and on Monday he will receive address.
es, and levee and ball will be given at the
Parliament buildings. The town is decorated
with three handsome arches and with flags
in all the windows and on all the telegraph
poles More addresses to the Prince are
being prepared than were expected, and if
such an avalanche continues collective replies
will have to be made.
ST.. JOINS, N. E., August 8.
The ball at Fredericktown, last night, was
well attended. The Prince arrived here this
afternoon. The horses were Embarrassed
and the people drew the carrlage through
the streets. He subsequently embarked tor
u onspOrt
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

The EUROPEAN CRoPs.-The last steamer
brings advices more favorable to the Euro
pean crops. The weather, which all through
June had been unusually bad for the grow.
ing crops, had at last taken favorable turn.
and under the influence of sunshine and
equable temperature, the grain and grass
we're pushing forward with wonderful vigor.
At the great grain markets the tone of the
trade was by no means acti We in favor Of
the buyer, but feeling of distrust seemed
to exist lest fair grain crop might, after all,
be reaped, and thus, with the large foreign
imports, over-supply the market. In France,
the cool temperature of jane and early July
would delay the ripening of grain, but rot
effect it injuriously.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
Various Items.
NEW YORK. August 8

NEW YORK, August 8.
BY an accident on the Hudson River rail-
road at Stuyvesant, Monday afternoon,
caused by the backing of gravel train on
to hand car, John Donnelly was killed
and Robert Coon fatally injured.
The Algemoine Zeitung, of Ausburg,
reports the Chinese Ambassador, HEN Tun9.
dead or dying. Should it be confirmed, it is
possible that the allies may receive PROPOSE.
tons of peace from Pekin.
A German print says an Imperial ukase
BY the Gar places foreign merchants on an
equal footing in Russia with the native mer.
chants.
The French steam transport, Iserc, has
been lost in the Annoy harbor, with 1910
tons of powder and much materials of war.
Buenos Ayres advices of June 18th state
that the contract between Buenos Ayres and
the Argentine Confederation has been rati-
fed, aud there is every prospect of the
establishment of peace. There was extra.
ordinary activity in business, and large
increase of the trade with the United States.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
New York Items.

NEW YoRK Aug. 6.
Martin Ialligan brutally murdered his
wife on 43d street, last nj hit.
Three men, named John Smith, - and
O'Neil Berger, have been arrested On sus-
picion of setting6 fire to an unoccupied house
in Church street. They are engine runners
Moses s. Beach has retired from the Sun
and is succeeded by VIM. B. Church.
An attempt was made on Saturday here
to circulate counterfeit $5's on the Bank of
Addison, Addison, N. Y. Police notified
the stores, depots and hotels. One or two
were passed. No arrests.
The brig N. H. Kibby, which had previ-
ousIy landed cargo Of slaves, was found
abandoned off Aquilla, by the U. S. steamer
Crusader, and brought to Key West, on the
Oath ult.
A suit has been commenced to-day against
the Great Eastern for an infringement on
the use of an American patent in the use of
the paddle and screw combined as motive
power. Damages laid at sc, 700.