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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture

By Henry stephens, PRS. of Edinburgh. and Ihe Ias
.. p. Norton. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture IN
Yale College, New Haven. ? vols. Royal Octave.
1000 pages aud numerous tngfavings.
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eifeusiigu and publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
rrice % Five Dollars for The Two yolumesil
When sehi ,y mail post paid 10 California or Ore.
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i SoT lie old Book of The Pain"
Rsmitianeesof any 81 ibe shove publications shouIJ
slssys l6 addressed. posipsid, 10 The Publishers,
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December ~, A.
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RssrLrs BfeNsrso To APpIaR.--a gentle.
man from Natick. Mass. ttie home u seaa.
Tor Wilson, 10 day informed o. that the an.
ti-slasery crusade upon the South has 0pera.
ted 10 depress business u al kinds ID that
vicinity. and that Tie effect Of late oceunen.
ces has been TO bring The shoe basiness--the
great staple Of productive industry in East
EN- Massachusetts. and which depends On
ths South for . markst--almost 70 dead
stand. Hgg@S Ti.a
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PROSPECTUS
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
VOLUME III. NEW SERIES.

VOLUME Ill. NEW SERIES.
AN the lst Of July commenced new volume Of this
~ widely circulaledsend popular Journal
Each number contains g pages Of useful informa-
lion, and from five ten original engyavings q new
Inventions and discoveries, all Of which are prepared
expressly for is columns.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is devoted to the
interests of Popular Science, the Mechanic Arts Man
ufactures, Inventions Agriculture Commerce and the
Industrial Pursuits generally, and is valuable and in.
suctiye not only in the Workshop and Mandatory,
but also in the Household the Library and the Reading
Room as all Articles discussions and correspondence
which appear In its columns are written In popular
manner.
To the Inventor and Pateitee il is invaluable as the
only reliable record Of the proress Invention al home
and abroad, and Of the weekly issues Of American Pa
tents. No person interested In these matters, who
is engsged in mechanical pursuits, should think OF
getting along without the weekly visits Of this jour,
nal. The publishers invite attention TO the exraordi-
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ge,her the most valuable well the cheapest paper
OF the kind in the world.
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A CALAMIToUs NEwsFApER.-The editors
Of the Vicksburg Seaiiael have the following
history: DIR. James Hagan took aold in
1887, had number Of fights, fought a duel
with his brother editor of the Uhig. and was
killed in 1912. in street fight, by d. w.
Adams. His assistant, Isaac G. Partridge
died Of yellow fever in 1889. DR.. ]. S. Fall
another assistant, had number Of fights, in
one Of which be was badly wounded. James
Ryan, next editor, was killed by r. E. Ham
met, Of the Uhig. Next came Walter Hiek-
ey, who was repeatedly wounded; lie killed
DIR. Maclin, and was soon after himself kill
ed in Texas. John Layine, another editor,
was imprisoned for the violence Of his arti.
cles. Mr.. jenkins, bis successor, was killed
in the streets by II. A. Crabbe; Crabbe was
murdered in sonora. FL Jones succeeded
jenkins. but soon afterwards drowned him.
self. Who wants the place:
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"a UsiTEp SouTa."-This favorite ex-
preston Of the Southern Democracy. It is
very we'll understood. never meant any thing
more than a union upon Democratic candi-
dates. The Georgia Democracy have 10 that
way practically defined il. Responding TO
an appeal for . united South" the Douglas
and Bell parties proposed to the Breckin-
ridgers a union upon one electoral ticket
pledged TO give the States vote TO Breckin.
ridge Douglas or Bell asmisht be necessary TO
defeat Lincoln. The proposition was prompt
" rejected and chairman Of Breckin-
ridge executive committee Who favored it
was expelled from The committee as unwor-
thy Of Iurther association
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-28

To Harr Coon coFrEE.--The coffee mus,
be freshly brosned-not bvfnt-till it's just
brittle, bat not oily, snd ground before VI.
ing The coffee pot must be free from The
favor II sediments Uf yesterdays coffee /;
aid part Of sn egg, make Il into paste WITH
cold water. pour On boiling water, a!l that u
going 70 be required. ard lei it steep five,
ten, fifteen minutes, aud Be served soon after.
Good coffee is lsKay-poor coffee Is an
abOminAtton.
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SOUTH LOWELL MILLS
ASD
WOOL CARDiNG MACHINES

Ten Mles Southeast Of liiIlsb0rOugb.
THIS noiiee j. to announce llst ms car,ior Ma.
Il chimes Nili IL tctdg % conmence operations ~
The ffst of June, aud ttst ! en- Ifepafed 60 90 aIl
tie usual work of C5rd.ng Machine n lie saotie.t
notice and 10 The best m90aef. Tie w6oi mos, he
hfouahi ID ihe Machine il good ordeI-uns pound ot
clean latd o. od 10 Ten pounds Of Woi will warrant
my msehines 10 give pefifrl satisfaction.
Ns FIGURING Mile Be aiso u igl opeTation, giving
go01 satisfaction say mills 10 tie county. La.
vile ny l1tmsr customers . cite me smother eaif
HENRY L. GATES.
Nsy 80. a.
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Inphoviso CorTuN-lt u fact that alI
planters re not aware u, that cotton NAV be
improved BY cultivation ~ well !. tobacco
Or wheat. By the use of fertilizers, the
careful selection Ol seed and elOsg attention
70 the stalks a. tisy are geowihg. cotton
can be made g yield ptOllhcaliy. By pro.
per cultivation even upon Uplands. tie cot.
ton may b made u tie ffst quality, anil
may be produced much more 45andaady
tia naOs.
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Prospectus
0g TnE
IL HILLSBOROUGH RECORDER
Politics igrIsHliur,, Miscellany, Ctnfal MHs, Sc.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT,


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DECEMBER,
TO coNsUMpTIyEs.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health in
n few weeks by very simple remedy, aiier having
suffered several years with lung affection and
that dIeai disease, Consumpton-is anxious 10 make
known 10 his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. be will send copy of the pre-.
serpiion used (fee OF charge with The directions or
preparing and using ihe which they will find
SURE CuRE flr Consumption, Asthns, Bronchitis. &c.
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noihng, and may prove blessing.
Persons wishing The prescription will please adde's
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willams5ufgh, Kings county. n. York.
October 23. 65-l2m
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SoRoHun suoAR-A letter 20 tie Sun, from
Ia Sale county, II informs Us that large
quantities Of Sorghum, III Chinese sugar cane.
are nov raised there, and manufactured into
q fine quality of syrup. A mill has been
erected al Earlsille which grinds forty tuns,
making 500 gai!oas of syrup per day. II i
estimated that 20 1000 gallons will be made
this season. One half goes 10 the farmer,
and The other 70 tie mill owner. i train of
flty.two cars. direct from Detroit, arrived
al 4. Louis o. the 10Th October, loaded with
sorghum syrup. 70 be manufactured into ~
gar i the sugar refinery IN that city. Each
car averaged ten tuns.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-28

Bible was recently sold at auction in
France, which had been presented BY no.
bleman 70 deceased actress. The purcha.
ser turned over the leaves, and found scat.
tered here aid there bank bills amounting 10
about So. 900, which the actress had never
discovered. Her heirs have commenced a
nit to recover the money.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-28

A PHILosorHER.-The Petersburg Express
in the course Of its comments on the election
Of Lincoln, says
There is no use in cry ing over split milk,
nor 10 smashing whole basket Of eggs be-
cause the contents Of rotten one have been
pitched into it,
There il net an evil under the snn so
bad that il can not be made worse 10 is con-
qeences By giving way 70 fury or phrenzy
under its madeehing Influences"
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, GtOrgia.
DIR, ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor,
~ ~ MANN 1 ,Inrnru El,inr

DIX, ID, LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
FflilS is the title Of Weekly paper devoted 10 Ag.
.iculnre, Literature and Art, which am publish.
ing in Augusta Georgia II will be in quao form Of
eight pages. folio sIeeach issue 10 contain forty CO.
lumns Of matter. II will be in general slye similar TO,
aud in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
Ger ii - be Published on good book paper and III
I've in mechanical iion IN the best style Of typo
graphical Ia utility, wiz be oil that the best az
rleuural science and practical knOwea oi the south
furnish. A weekly visitor TO the homes Of souIE-
ern planters and farmers, il will be more useful and
acceptable 10 hen than any monthly ourual Of equal
mcril.
My aim is 10 establish q paper that will be vihiele
OF information that will be useful 70 Southern planters
sud farmers, and a repository Of southern thought,
Imagination and taste Ia the realms of Literature and
Ar aud 10 obtain for u such extent Of patronage
and success will justify the liberal compensa-
lion 10 a lis contributors. Able and experienced edi-
tors engaged, and steps in progress TO secure
contributions from the mosi pleasing southern writer's
Of both Much latent talent will be Brought 20
ligh and furnish agreeable surprises 10 southern
people.
" Full many a gem 81 puiesi ray serene"
will fash before ils sdnlnng eyes, and cause gene
fous glow 10 Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will hc Dr. Daniel Lee, the
distinguished Professor Of grieuuie IN The University
ofGeorgaediior for many years past u lhc soulhsn
Cuiiyator, and leading eontrihuiet 10 many North.
en- agricultural journals Of ihe highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. W. Mana, OF
ihi. city, accomplished writer Of fine and scho.
laily auainmcn. who. having retired Iron The acye
duties of The legal profession, spent many yeas in Eu.
rope and was Ior several scais the Paris
Of The National Inleligeneer, and Southern Literary
Messenger.
Tsrms-Cosh in adyanre. 81 year.
Bills current 10 the State from whirh they sre sent
received ~ par
JAMES GARDNER.
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STRAINED or STOLEN.

ENROM Cain Greek Meeting House, On Sunday niFht
the 2ist instant, Mare, Ss5llr ond Bride. The
Marc Is sorrel, with white spot ia tie forehead and
both hind feet white, seven o. eight years cid--ihe
saddle nearly leasonable reward vii be- given
for The recovery Of The property, % such information
d will enable ne q obtain them.
GEORGE ANDREWS,
Near White CrCss Post Once.
October 2s1, 1860.
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CLUBBING.

discount Of twenty-five per cent. from he shove
prices will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering four o. more
copies u any one or NOE d The shove Nafks Thus
Pour copies of Blaekuood, Or Of one Review, will be
sent 10 ons address ior Sgs -four copies % tie four Re.
views and BisekwoOd for $50 and 90 on.
PUsTAGE.--ln all the principal Cries and Towns
these rorks will be delivered Pee Of Pos,sge When
sent N mail, The Posisgs 70 any part Of The United
states viii be bot Twenty -four Cents yearfor
Blsekwood, and but Fourteen Cents q yesf for
each ofths Resisss.
NBs-rhe price in Great Britain of the Eve Peri.
oJieals shove named l. s3i pei snnum.
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SHALL WE KNOW EACH OTHER THEREl"
VIXEN we hear the music ringing
Through the BRIG ht celestial dome,
When sweet angel voices singing,
Gladly bid Us welcome home
To the land Of ancient story
Whers the spirit knows no care;
In that land Of light and glory,
aShaI we know each other thereln
When the holy angels meet US,
AZ we go 10 join their band,
Shall we know the friends that greet us,
In the glorious spirit landl
Shall we see their dark eyes shining
On Us as in days Of yores
Shall we feel their dear arms ,winins
Fondly round us before
Yes, my earth.worn soul rejoices,
Aud my weary heart grows light,
For the thrilling angel voices
And the angel faces bright
That shall welcome me to heaven,
Are the loved Of long ago,
And TO them lis kindly given
Thus their mortal friends io know.
o. We weary and ye tosl ones,
Drop mol, faint not by the way;
Ye shall join the loved and lost ones
In that land Of perfect day.
Harp strings touch'd BY angel fingers,
Murmur in my raPlured ear;
Ever more their sweet tone fingers,
We shall know each other there.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-28
Blackwoodis Magazine and
British Reviews,

r scDfrN 4 Co, Nes York continue 70 publish
IA. thef1ilosing leading British Periodicals, ,,u:
.. The london Quarterly, lCOnsenatiye.)
3 Tue Edinburgh Review. (Nhigl
3. Tile North British Review, Free Church ]
I. The Westminster Review, I.iberal.)
5. l,lackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory. y
rlssa Periodicals aly tepfesenttIs thfes greai POI
hiieaI gitics If Giest Bntain Wing. Tor, aEl "a.
dira,-bai politics forms only feature oflhsii cha.
scef A. org4ns of the mosi profound writer's on Sci.
eBee Literature, Morality, and Religion they stand
thet ever have stood gnnssiedi ia the world 0f letters
beng cnn.lstei Indispensable - the scholar and ihe
professional man, while 9ihe intelligent reader Of
N tlassthey furnish and satisfactory re-
cai1 pfthe current literature % the day thlouG The
sollJ ihln can be possibly obtained from sny oihef
sOuFer.
EARLY c0PIIs.-The receipt % Advance
sheets from the British p1hI.shers gives additional
value 10 ihsse Reprints inssmuch they can nov be
laseJ IL tie hands oi the Subscribers about a. soon
he original editions.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Early six Weeks, Red Speckled Valentine
Brown ditto, Red French, large Lima Or Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEET-E1lra Early rurnip, Early Blood, Long Red
Silesian OF White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BROCOI.I-PuIple Cape.
CABBAGE Early York French OK Heart, Early Su-
gar Loaf, Early Batlersea. Early Drnmhead, Drum
head Savoy, Large Late Drumhead, Late Fla, Dutch
Green Glazed, Red Dutch, Eos pickloing.
CARRof-l.ong osange, Early Horn, Large Field
.CAULIFLOWER
CELERY-W Solid, Silver iant, Red Solid,
.CorN-Eyergreen Sugar.
CUiUdBER-Early Fame, Long Green, GheIkin
EGG PLANT -LaIge Parple, Eady Purple.
ENDIVE-Gieen Curled.
.LETTUGE-EarlyC Cured, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab
bage. Dranhead, White Cos.
AeLLoNs-Nuimeg Ciiron, Mountain SprOui.
MUsTAR RD-Nhiie, Blown.
NAsTURTIUM.
O&RA.
ONtDN-Silser skin OF White. Large YELLOW.
PARSLEY -Gurled or Double, Plain OF Single.
.PARSAiP-Sugar
PEAs-Landrelb's Extra Early. Eady Frame. Roya
Dwarf Mauowfat Early MAY. Bishops Eahy.
PEPPER-Large Sweet Boil N0se.
PUMPKIN-Com Field.
RADlsH-Iang Scarlet Short Top, Whi,e TurniI
Eooisd. Red Turnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
EaGGARB, or Pie allai.
SATISFY, % Oyster Plant.
sPlNACH-Rougd Savoy.
SQH ASH-Early Bush, Long Green.
TnN AT0-Large Red.
TuESiP-Earls ~ Dutch Rel Top. Largs Narfi,k
Large Glohe, Dsle's h!nril, Rui 5Isl otssrr.li,h
FEB cary l3. e9-
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BRASDRETHs PILLS.

10. hs eurs IF n fusasa, coid,, IHdigttiioR .Dy
PsPsia ,lifadaehs, Debility. Htaknetl.
&c. de. ae.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-18

VIEWS OF \ New YoRKEB.-A letter from New
York, gentleman, of liberal and enlightened views,
and connected with the South by many ties, says
"T need not assure YOU of how deeply the SYM
patheS Of all here have been moved by the late dia-
bOlica incurSiOn into Virginia. | have never been
so alarmed as now for the disruption of our benifi-
cent and glorious Union Should it take place. how
bitterly all will feel, that it is a problem where the
two halves great deal less than the whole The
collapse that would take placen Northern property
exceeds all computation, anl nowhere more than in
New York City and State.
The South could easily make commercial treaties
with France and England-even treaties offensive and
defensive; for England particularly has too many mil
lions Of its people dependent upon cotton to permit
the extinction or even along interruption of slave
labor in the South
Il do not apprehend that the catastrophe is very
near But considering the lOn@ continued and in
creaSlng fanaticSm Of the Eastern States and New
York and Ohio about slavery, think it will occur.
The Northwestern States. that might be the
umpire IN our antagoniSm, are much under the in
iluence of the NOrh. The teachers 90 from thence,
ana European cmgrantS ignorant ofthc value OF the
Inlon and preudiced against slavery, all 90 there
10 that the West will hardly be conservative
I on must at the South Pray to God and keep
your ! powder dry, pass severe police laws, cultivate
''e llectanic arts, and initiate some independent
commercial intercourse with Europe"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-18
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE
CANAL AND WATER POWER
AT THE
Town of Weldon, North-Carolina.

IN CONFORMITY WITH PERMISSION GRANTED
by recent acts of the Legislatures Virginia and North
Carolina, the Roanoke Navigation Company will on the
18th day of April, 1850 in the town OF Weldon in the
state OF NGrhCarona proceed to sell BY auction their
Canal and Water Power and the said town of Wei
don The property consists of one Canal about miles
long, beginning at the head of the Great Falls of the Roam
0ke and terminating at the foot of the same i'm the town of
Weldon Also another Canal three miles above the same
and one fourth of mile long at which there is fall of
feet and is around EatOns Falls With these Canals will
be sold all the land the margin of the same belonging
to the Roanoke Company with all its privileges and pr
perteS between the towns of CASTOR Weldon incud.
ing locks aqueducs mill SITES and every other tbin-
thereto appertaInng This property is deemed of rare
value and presents field of capital and enterprise with
out superior IN the Southern country There is fall of
over eighty feet and the volume water in the river is
about The same as passes :he falls of James river
Weldon IS the focus of four Railroads. connecting it with
Rlchmond, with Norfolk, with Raleigh and with Whining
ton the centre of exceedingly productive cnun
try. An abundance of Cotton is grown in the neghbor-
hood TO supply the demands of extensive Cotton Manuac
lures The lower Roanoke region pruveba for its pro-
ductun of Corn the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
is connected by Railroad and River Navigation Purca-
serS invited To examine this properly and Mr. Bass re-
siding near Weldon will show 1t all who desire to see
1t, and will exhibit a map Of the same.
Terms of sale vii! be une-thrd CASH Onebird in six
months onethird in twelve months with interest on de-
ferred payments as required by the act of the Lesa
ture of North-Caroua
THOS. McGEHEE,
Proxy of the State of y. C.
WM III. CLARK,
Proxy of the State of Va
WM IL. WESSON
For the Stockholders.
The Sale will be conducted by
WIN. PANNIII, Auct'r
Petersburg Va.
Who WILL at airy tme furnish all necessary information
IN regard to the property either in person by letter
January 5, 1864. ids