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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
CLoD CRUsHERs.

CLoD CRUsHERs.
The Country Gentleman gives the fellow
ing directions for making this useful farm i'm.
plement:
Materials. - One scantiing three by four,
and twelve feet long, to be sawed intn three
pieces--seven planks Ave feet long and seven
inches wide, two inches thick on one edge,
and the other edge half an inch thick; (saw-
ers can saw them by raising ore side of the
log,) and one plank one inch and half thick
and twelve inches wide.
Hour 10 Make a.-I.ay down the pieces of
scantiing two feet and bali apart; lay on
one plank, thick edge TO the end. take an inch
ling \, countersink the holes through the plank
with chisel, so that the pins will not draw
through then take the next plank and lap it
one inch over the thin edge Of the other, and
put the pins through so that they will catch
both planks when the last plank is on. slope
on the scanting like a sledge runner; then
put on the wide plank, turn over. wedge pins.
bore a slanting hole in each piece about
foot from the front. to pull by. Put a chain
Of suitable length on The pins; hook your
swingie trees TO the middle; driver TO stand
on the hind end. If not heavy enough. put
on stone. II does not answer we'll on stony
land, because the stones don't break. II the
land is wanted very fine. and once over is
not enough, harrow up the clods and 90 over
again. Farmers living on clay loans will
find this tool d great advantage. We nse il
after the harrow, and IL saves one narrowing.
Il has several advantages over the roller
costs less. turns easier. puIyerizes better.
and levels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
ONE BY NE +.
BY MISS PROCTOR.

BY MISS PROCTOR.
One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some arc coming, some are gsisg,
Do not strive to grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go to each;
lie, no futute dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one bright gifts from Heayen)
Joys are sent thee hers below;
Take them readily when given.
Ready, TOO, to let them go.
One by one thy griefs shall pcei thee,
Do not fear an armed band;
One will iaIe as others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
Do not look At life's long sorrow,
See how small each moments pain;
Col will help thee for tomorrow,
So each day begin again.
Every hour that feet so slowly,
Has its task 10 do or bear;
Luminous the crown, and holy,
II thou set each gem with care.
Do no hnger with regretling,
Or for passing hours despond;
Nor the daily toll forgetting.
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden books, Gods tokens.
Reaching heaven, bu, one by one,
Take them, lest the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06

crimson. MIR. Downing says.--"It will
grow sny where, in the coldest situations.
and only asks to be planted to work out it's
own problem Of beauty without further at
tention." We would recommend this as the
best vine to plant by the sides Of churches
or other buildings, especially those built Of
stone or brick. In short time it will cling
to the wall, and clothe its surface with a
beauty equal to any carving in stone. 1t will
also keep the walls dry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
AMERICAN ivy.

This Il sometimes called Virginia creeper
and by the butanists ampelcpis, but We pre-.
Ter the simple name, American Ivy. because
the plant Is Indigenous IN nearly every part
Of this eoonlry, and resembles the Ivy ol
Europe in many respects. u is but an 10.
different bower. but IL % perfectly hardy,
grews rapidly in any soil OF situation. is moi
infested with Insects. has dark green. glos-
~ foliage throughout the entire summer,
which in autumn fades od ID most brilliant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
SAVE YOUR GARDEy.sEEDs.

A great many of our citizens have been
compelled to replant many Of their garden
segetsbles this season. owing 10 their failure,
irom some cause or other. in the productive.
ne.s OF the seed which they had purchased
Most. IL not all the seed, with perhaps the
exception Of Buncnmbe cabbage seed, are
brought here from the North. Ilnndreds and
thousands II dollars are sunualiy cxpcnd.
ed by Southern people for common garden
,rrds. Thi. might be easily saved u our
people would onl, take upon themselves lit
tie trouble 10 save from their crops enough
seed Go do them the nert season. In this
way they would always know what kind Of
seed they had. and always have such seed Is
they knew 10 be sound and suitable 10 our
climate. We hope our readers will act apon
The suggestion. Crmriik Eaierpris.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06
Co.partnership.

tNTE the under.lened saeoss.css of !. g. Webb A
w 60, hasinz this dsy ss.ocis,sd Ourselves tare.
ihst under ,hs n.me snd s,yla oi Webb 4 Dickson. 10
carry on Ire Drug usiness 10 Hillshcfough. respect.
fully solicit The pa,tonsge of friends snd the public
generally g. u u our iniensirn and enpecton 70 merit
their custom w strict ssniion 20 our business. We
shstkeep constantly IN hand fu sssarmenl of Fafs
Drugs. N.dirns. Painia OILS. Dye-s,uas, Fsnss A..
iiess. pa,e Wines and Liquor. loi Medicinal purposes
sni ai other sneIes IN our line, whieh We feel sufe
We ein ell on as accommodating iefms a. they can be
bousht elsewhere Especial cse will be given % Pui.
ting up prescriptions sl 81 houn.
j. G. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
Jnusrv 7. II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-06

A SoUSD 0risioS. - A correspondent Of
The Ohio Cult,ator is responsible for the fol.
lowing suggestive sentence; II farmers would
do their fall work in the fall. and their
winter work in the winter. and be ready
Cor the spring work when the spring ar.
riyss.' they would make more money. and
get along much easier than they do. Let
every farmer look at his own practice under
this light. and he will see some place where
he can mend il. We can on our farm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28
Sefanmtrnuci,itm9en.
pambu' s-Amerif. Yadetfabrt. Actien- gcleil6a
Santpffcbiffabrt
iipilHtn

Samburs une 4cw 2Jorf, via Sputbanrptpn,
retntt:flf Der ncen duf bas Spote gsbdun uHo Gle,
9anirlte sn9erifcten 1rpsen eernsn 9pltrampfidifs
SoruiI Ita, 1000 Spnt, Capt. 6rauimnHn.
par mcpia, 1000 3pns. CAPT. SdptuIeu.
Saronid, $500 Gpns, Capt. Gblsrs.
Osiss pssen itrsr tusUsn unc aIadliu fsabrn ribm-
1td'f bstannis Dampiltiifs prrpsn TsstIntabis am
SrLsn unp 0unjsbnen jscen Mpnafs
een Aew 9rrf une Sambura ria stba,upipu ervtp urb
ncbmcn 9aliaIiere prn 9lsip Npri mad,
Samburs, edpre, Rpuern unr 2uHipamrtvn
;u fplSenpeR 9reica
Grre Saiafe slos.
9pClis 0aiuts 4. 55.
Spif.behptG . 30
Son 9nmbnrs undb Ssp 9,prf:
Griit Gajle SIl2.5U. 3fpcir G.,lt SI5 3yiid,tnh,S
St5 sSSSen NaiiaSr ptnpe man ftb an
Is. y. Hid,ars s3paS u Gmp
l5n Srraewd, Ncrp 1sr'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28
SSirtbicbafts (Srotf .
illllt0!

Ntttntn 6rtnneen uno Den, aeIammten publi.
tnm DIE anssiss paB mcine neue
0@rfcmsSSIrtbSclyaTt
ssm @eiudbe irbt oifen ffcbt Dieislte Il, aufs
WslHm1doouite einssri6tet uno fSnncn Die ar
serten @dite nit bsn teitcn grfrilhunaen i,psr
Art, irwit aud NIT warmcn unp tnlttn Sprii,u
btoisnt wsrpen. g8sntrnfer made idt paroui
autmsrtldm, Dap it ben pom mir at,ratn,u
Virpnid SBein
rein une unptridlid1t ,u 80 Gts. per 6loib, n,r.
taufs. linn ia5rcibtn 9ciud tittet -.
lcntiu Sed,ler
Dampllnlf- ScrblnounA Swtld,cu 9ilrbmpnp uur
Nsw gprf.
Oas DdmpfiGiif ,8pnnutc" perlI6t Nidmrnp
lsoen Stenitd9, WadmittasS 4 llbr, unp Ncyfclt
@iittwch Mittds
OnS Dnmpfihiif uSamestcnn" perlGEt 0i6.
mrno tsoen Sreitag, Nahmittaas 4 llbr. unp
Norfclt am Samsta9 Ntlttaa.
Der 6abrpreis in Der GajItr, Wabl,:ten etn.
seItlchen, tctrdst $40.
Sm Strerdae, pbne Sclf, So.
GreurlcnS &tdel, fir Die Commemorate oiil.
tg. SIS. u"
0teiienpe, Die Ntittppts unr Somstoos Sru
petersburg 6rubIua bcnueen, tre6sn ,e:tla nit
Ger Ncrlclt petersburg Sltn IN criferer Stunt
Gin, "m NIT Dem Oampftrct wctcr ecbrn M fSu-
men. &tdrts fur oieie &pur tGuncn am Ncters
burg Depot 9el1l't werprn unp bctrGat rer oan,r
5abrpreis 9eidbfallS Hur So
eu Lam II. 6einefpu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28
Seene Mirtbisbaft
unr

faSsv6itr Salon.
DEM patlitum Die sEst6snf. an,siss, eas Der
udtsri,iGntts in isinsm 5auIt am alftn @artt
osm 5iidmaEtt ssssnittr. cine s8irtbihait n,bl
va9srbisr'Saien uriGtst bat, woislbIt tr IG
irtuen miro, isint 6rtunps unp ras puslitum i'm
GdSsmtinea NIT Orn bsiten @,ttr6nfsn bepieneu
~ 'Dnre, 5lUrtuce Miutr
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u sns.
Millinrrn 1Uaarrn !

". C. BARTON .rldubt iih Die an,tio. m
maiden, pap sr isinsn Stcyt pom 100 natb 229
@aiuinab,, cbrbalS Der 9t.n, osrlt9t bat, pU sr
in ispsr SaiiOn elm pUlhanpisss ahOrtimsat Der
Ietssnetn artissI UUrrdtbis bait: SsiO.ne unO
.Strpb.6It,, 5dubsn, SOpipuss, iraniSiibe 3lu-
men unp 8dnDsr; Spissn Ssrtba's unp Gaps,
spiB,u.S6lsur, 1rausr- Ssrassn uno lsi' .ns uno
irau,6fide n.Mantiilas.
Damsn, rpeidbs pie SapsUrts btiu&sn lGnutH
in cistM StGre YUlfiurile Ball &c. 4n,iiae
erRaitel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28

ScfduiItinacbnu0en.
E. J. PIC o t,
Nppttcfer,
Gfe Der I1tcn nm NRninlrnGs

Sds Der l7teu unp 1ainitraGe,
y. 8tnbsredter als WebIlfe).
eH'pfeb!t lein reihboltiaes Eager aller in Irin
6ad i6ldasnctn GrtifeI. wis oudb parfiimerieu,
Ssiisn, Sartsn unb Sdmmt jtpcr grt; 5artcn,
Sds. @las ie.; Giaarrsu, 8duG, San. uur
S9nupftdtat une YisIc anpere Artitel wslte in
p'en3sn apotbstsn sewGeniid ssfiitrt mereen.
2dupfidGltd, maht oerislbt and duf sincn
eerubmfen uno unfsbtarsn ,Sirginia SBrrm
Siller" aufmertfcni.
Die oeutldbs, mic gr6btentbels duG Die amcri.
taniipe Hseegtur miro ppn y. &inpcrpatrr
esierSt. Der aud i'm 5anpYertdufc feline Saurs
lslts AUS 5reuublitbtt btoeneu wirc.
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Den pcutlben g8lrtben

Den psutlAsn WTtbsn
Die anisiSs. Dab Dw i'm bieIsen eu1Um,I 5auls
1000 e'aaOnrn pes bsltsn pcn unS lslbit impor.
t,rtsn lranS0liIhsn Brandy inter Bomb liesen
babsn, Den mir duberlt biliS osrtaulen.
5srnsr Die An,sise, peB mir Die allrinise @aen.
tur opn Oen bsrnbmten re SenUSe II. Go's G6am.
pa9nsr nbsrnOmmsn baben unp paB perslts ur
he; uns su beSen iit.
Is. @ottea u. eUmp.,
'st" u Vearltr
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Fs. A. FAUCHE
,ltrmod der mrp & Semrf1er

~ Mot: S;rasc. iDiiltcI Ger 9IcG iliS lOicn.
~ u San ebe. her ict Yictuno;ivan;iS 3abrC in Ss,
eonoCn nne 9iep !Ot bthiftia mar e,.aub lid pru san
rl Hidmnnnn Es 9ns9e iu nlaben, taE CT 233 grpnpr
rm :tTNr!I4tS Ili crp1nct bat unb m frsusn piyn or
IN lr'n ectd eiauSnpe Strbctten balcibn tu,orosns
eF"'th ;ur mN 3a'ricN'Ibt auSfibrsn ~ sSn,. m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-28
frHnb ttsLi's 9lInfrirtr .Dsituna.
6r1n Srelte'S Sttufrirte 3tttuuS
Mrnnf NrAIir,A 1Imn.i.. n..' 'H

6iant S,IIir'S iaurrlr acnn9 it auf SaS Be- ,e sn
pHr 9eorudt l" Stten tdf unN ites abrO0ua briclbc
tilsct een Snne, Der mcbr 2ctpi cnttlit ais racnS
sim GShstrl@onShren. Sic lit untsit itttn Rae 6eite.
e!ut9e am m'n bslrbrrnbc unS uncrpaltenc 9Srdrn,
blati. mcIthCe III ecr &t~. Staa.en crItbcint
trlhsu Ieeen afiilpph in Ncr- Slpri iS trfrt q ,;
Gle eihitnf Humntr, 100 Ibrljd in 9prauStc;0bluno
SlC III cNH 9rnFe tuult rc 9SOhcntIat mrldcs in rc
WS Mr@Nt III Ten Ser. Stdotcn crttin cntsSlt pratt.
pntt Juutrdpncn Der bchcucucn ld1cscreidnii atssr
lthhetc Griabmn en, NrYelcr. %rrtSchu HnS Wl:rcbr
ttNtt Jules, mas f1 unlers Ganpectr nlr iracnb ppu
eeh Stler eri1bIen, urb ea tic m pcn ppntu uo rrIi6
ipcrben. o' V''"'''"
5rauf YeeIie's Sauirrtr 3eitIuo in sei ,r,,
a9ehItn iu pAscn ooer aus prr c 30 IL Franffprt t
Sf9eu GdnlfneiIn9 oeo Setra9cS, III 6e;icbeu
2Str srrtnoen ell Grcnlplar fir So 90
Spet GrempIare fiir 5000
Sraaf 2ceIie,
IL franffUrt tr Sem,ljorf
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Sebt aus nab
Stp. 2z MSaiaufft afsc!
sic tiaiaiten Orp @ppps I'M Nlihmnnni

Ote biHi9Iten Orp WUpps in Nihmpnp!
5000 Sdros id6ns asortdts Guituut vru G tis Gr,.
pertp ~ StS; lherc Gdipns bis IL Gis ME ihEn
Ten gfug unp bette Nualtidi reu 9atuut,s SraonSsS
30 Gle, mertb IS, anorrr ,i 81 ST Is unp ucbr fm,
SetcrntHHe ~ 80 Gts. unc Gufrdrts; Eiela SbopIe II;
81 aHe dufrhrc, IN alien Sarbsr rb ben esifd,n pc
unn etnise ls bic dSsTrirts cae Drpreltt tc in
garalp's unp Srttlirn Sis 25 Gtt OH aui,pdrs biz
suilHkn IN Rhn'uei bic ftinsn franc. 9scIc.I .Iprrfcb
esotptr ure trrpn SbHg. Stt,iina pilrp. eiis N)uS
IN 1ripsllng Iatt Glrip Oil Grtb, GdrrtiS Gamtrits
SetSS '!e SNip @ueltns 80 rduntnspcrih Uniatn Nrt
Ndreor, Sie unc Gjrdt fin SsubS nit SScsIs , SIi23
n9 1uI'rire aRnss une Gbiprcn's ojacrS in dIcn Sor
ben no ~ antn Yrcitn 25 Gis III aufparis; ictne
Ittne 9tIrti er III 81 ete. Srprc lcS cnIre GolerS
ea!Isltin Stute FUR pcrrcn, Jtuabtn inc Screants
Sr 20 els Oh pSt Sarcn Mil, eebt rbnC Sd ,n,tn mad
% Nainltr. Sutrph strnnsN
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simrn Steiulein
@n Die Damen siiAmpnpa

Waeame 6aud1e (Ypn Yaris), bic Sci Der
"S'sn Sair I'M Nedaniee Snititut fur ibre .5ut. as
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
srpflt, bat 23S 2rOaolrabe nabe Der 5teu sn r,s s
r'taga.t8ss Sa3er 9cn aRllinero> l8aarn er6Ifntt
Vt1oame 5 bat eie Gbre Den Oamen Nit,mpu.s or,u
sttstH, cap ipr Eager !cn Spnnete unS 1illirrrN
s1aa IN Fer nsusllen franj0ben 5asrn lnp Giei6mad
e3t pSn9; sifalS pprrdtblS Die neuEen parl,r u 0cn
Yoffsr 9loctn IN GpiHnres, 6eatbers QScdbs Nbbpas
unc 3atts. Naeam s.. wre bic 9rGB @uiperlamftit AMI
ale ibr i'll lbt werSncer @uftEdSe o,rpsnoen unS ibr,
rnutrinnsn tSEnsn i peripeI baltrn baG liz nr out,
uno 9sibmadpp! aue9efibrte 2SIare bilSlt erbalten
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=. Sn99cmbeimrer

C"3SShuetuIgr
supporter UOn peutiden u. frans6fl&en Bsinrn
nno Sranbies.
uab
Havana 4 Domestic Cigars,
Nr. lis 6rantlinItl, Spilcbea Der Ia. II. IL
aa1e @ppcrnurlfr.
OaS esutIbe yubun inSbelpnbtrs oE,r S1i,h,r,,t;s.
nno bic 5ertH 9STte werosn ami 6isits men srrtS ,
aSRoislee @sldd aumerfiam ssnat. unS srlut ri, Ss
preswure9cn sSearrn eelss nsuen etabrmuts IN vtrI
tsn ,bs m in anbsrsn hiesen Ober n6rSIiGen irrn sr,
@induie maeH Inter @np,rsn psroieusn UlssnS rt;ts
belencerS bier srwdAut uno bervOr9ebu5ea III nrTscn
5ran5olirbe SranUies unp 0tptEwclnr.
SbampaSntI laG. SortenO.
8bsins anO Nfoid 9bvinc.
als Sorisn gGbistey, G,h.
VsaEp unb 2lppe-Sraupy.
Aue S0rtrn stqI:nrs (GOrpiaIs), ais: Siimmel
AniS, atipntb, GuraGap &c. &c.
2lae Sorten savanna ane IUmeitie 6i,ors -,
irrem 9reiie, Fgn6bnrs Jsautabot, ale SUrtsn
EduGtdbaf, Sdrpines &C. &C.
'A' I''""''~'" S"Vf"9 '9gtnbssiGr.
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pteot's 6ufenptrttlatr
if Gin lidsres unb unfeblbareS Wittel aeasn Gr-
fGItuna, 6uiten uno 6eiiertrit.
Ssrfsrti9t sinji9 pnrtb
9. s. Yteu
@de Der Wiain II. II, ctr.
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Npl,l Nni,i

hsrSNpneter Dali frrwobrSno eintn srsFSn crrotb sau
Gitcr Euo SihtcnbeIi beitrr SuoI;tSt INN fo' ; Gv
1unen hHim inner oen 9lnsieu ScbinGunoel yerlebe,
si d&itn p0n &lamrnrrb pGs 9Bespaen fsifenfrs Be-
ieS.' SsanHNEn welhe btntealcn ptrpsn bel 8abncp n
neoerla9s an Srpao nab 9rUpfS &senne p,rSeu ,rnS,
beler9t. Yrsile: 9IS bette GisprnbpIi IN ST. so nnh
Aanhtnppl5 Ju $500 pr eprp. Sames g. RScre.
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q Hesinsunsen.

" NtVTWSHH9CN.
Ger ,.Xnwissr" tri,ni i.S.n cra.x Ssnniaae ausas>
asn,ntn, ,um wittnitn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES son 10 &iS
lsblS an bic rep srassr, cher $5.po in iStrlihr Ssras
ktiahluns srissn EHetn ips.nesn j3ssinsuRssn
guinasmt: Gurlaiis. &innduns e .tsn sstr mtni-
ett 50 Gis ipemaliat IS cts, er,r,ass ?ieo, sint
sfshs $I.25, ,insn @rnai $2.5s. ersi Mrna $500 ,s
pirnah $780, iwri @rnais si2.eo IN risrtlldtyItd,
ss,rausbt;abluna ntatn eie naS s,slitbtn strinstf
rtre,n snn,n psrs,n nit s2sea rsr ,Sabr ssrehnet.
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AlSoE4iuatem @artepe.

@snsn eStunbtn lSms benz pub[ifum inseeiammt bic
.rstptnt ausiss, baF msnt Spmmr s2Srbihait nit psr-
lhitrtnsn nutn sln!dstn ;ur nutaImn9 cse YubifHms
Sitbtn, rom bsatissn Sass ab witetr lt6n it, 8tjpu>
no ~ scu 3sii Earmt unc taIn Spsin in 9rSf.r 9uss
wab u nesn iRe, Joni, au 0trSntt ,br art ron better
GuaIitlt. GrsunNlSafIli8f ;um ;ablr,itn SeuG oo:t
ein simon z SteinItin
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The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEu, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Aunum, payable in advance. :,
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFfICE: Broad STR, next to Cry HALL.
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Ssn;eiaen.

N.Isr Dipbllaeen
an Brcseitr., ,wiltbsn t.r 2. unb 3. Strase.
untr,si6nttsr madt benz etuttS putlifun e. rsttsnt
Sn,,ies sas rbS,m ast tintn ~ sttasstu ,eHna
ksi une si,t ssrtrMmsnctn 6ihsr ssnssttu 3u-
gpruG Srisls Artsiitu wtten stiAMsdsel unS nssiit
biais sasstiatSt. R,sGs'u1sH Sr,a'i uns ,iuis.
fhssseH Rret0eu.
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Sefanntmaebnmacm.
Gbt ptcprls' Sauings pauk,
Sfiies in Der iirsn StrabS
.@esOin't 5aa" idrds ssssniiter,
sttnmcnc, pa.

SVIpHlpHp, Oh.
Tirtetrrta:
X. s. ribrtd, q. ,sn ayrSuius. assu sloir.
=. {. asrsripn, .. y. Rdfb, Charlie Iapsn,
o. " "pnisn' y. VI. Sseetv, 4. *. NIfrisne.
NitsIi,btr;
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buttons.

SHERIFFS SALE.-CoMMoNw
~ OF Observation-Disclosures SIS February
3 A. D. lS6O-Taken on Execution, and will he sold at
Public Auction, on TUESDAY the ith dav February
INST, at clock at Davis and Lathrop Flock $50
caled No. 80 Mechanic street. Worcester the personal
property, to wit: p bales OF Gotten Terms cash.
dts j. i. SHELLEY, Deputy Sheriff.
A DJOURNED ASSIGNEE'S SALE
- VIII be sold at Public Auction. on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day OF February inst. 10 O'Clock upon
Tue premises in Worcester, all the Real Estate of JOHN
r foND, Esq, OF Worcester, nsolvent debtor. II
comprises the farm upon which said Pond resides,
cor tanning about so acres, part of which is the best
lah1 III worcester. Upon the a house, barn.
sSt carriage house, and other OuthudincS all in good
order There is also large and valuable Pear orchard
upon me estate in bearing condition. Also lot Of
sp0u land containing 20 acres. Also situated
III BROAD Meadow Also, about so lots situated on and
near inc Bioominedale road, Oak Hill plot so called
sec DOCK 49, page 654, Worcester County Registry of
DeSu Also II or u lots the EndcOt street plot so
CARED see book 80 page $50. Also all the lots be-
longing u sald estate, situated Union Hill and any in
tetest whieh may belong to the estate of said Pond
Mlether right ~ redemption otherwise, Also three
IotS purchased OF the Assignee of BENJAMIN Wadsyyorh
siuated-see book 5g page $50. The lots are more de-
sraDy situated for beautiful residences than any other
IN the CITY OF Worcester. number Of them are in the
immediate vicinity of the Ladies' Collegiate Institute
Inc sale Will commence the estate first named
Conditions made known at sale. For description Of es
state, apply to JOHN F. POND, or the Assignee
DANIEL T. PENNNIAN Assignee
Worcester, Feb. ?, 1860. dts r.
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GOLD F0LKS7 MUsTC.'

CONTINENTAL HARMONY. A collection of An
eient Music suitable for "old Folks Concerts" Social
Circles including many pieces not in any other work.
with an. Appendix comprising several Patriotic and
Dome Songs Price, IS cents, 75O per dozen.
ANCIENT HARMONY REVIVED A selection of
music as originally pritten By Billings, Bslcher Edson
Sgdn, Wood, West, and Others; and several Euronean
Authors particularly from W. Tansurs original works
PTice % cents, s6 per dozen. Published by OLIVER
DIfS0N co, Boston. d3t IA
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Items BY Talepranh.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Feb. 4.-The Sandusky
Register informs us that about fifty students
were expelled from Kenyon College on We'd
nesday last. The cause for this action was a
refusal on the part of the students to pledge
themselves to attend the recitations.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 4.-The branch
of the Bank OF Tennessee, located at this place,
was robbed on Thursday night of $4,000,
mostly in gold.
BUFFALO, Feb. A. The Presbyterian
church in Golden, Erie county, was destroyed
by fire on the LIST inst.
New YORK, Feb 4.-John Crimnins, con-
victed of numbering Dennis McHenry, was to-
day sentenced to be hung on the 90th of
March.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-The Virginia Legis-
lature have passed bill declaring an amnesty
to all persons who were engaged in dues
previous to January 10, 1860.
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About Admitting Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. A number of Demo
Gratis who are here fl ON Kansas have conferred
with the southern Democrats in Congress, and
propose to advocate the admission of Kansas
into the Union with the Wyandotte constitu.
ton, changing the boundaries SO as to include
Pixies Peak and the portion of the territory Of
Nebraska south OF the Platte river, the change
to be submitted to vote Of the people of Kan.
sas, and when ratified they arc to be admitted
as a state by proclamation Of the President.
Hon. Marcus j. Parrot, Gen. Pomroy,
Judge Army, and other Republicans, who are
here from Kansas, insist on the admission OF
Kansas under the Wyandotte constitution,
without any alteration, that constitution being
already ratified by the people of the territory
Inc question of population will not be urged,
as Judge Petit of Kansas has said that he is
confident there are one hundred thousand in
haoluants, which comes up fully to the require
ments of the English bill.
IL is also proposed by the Democratic sena.
tors 10 resist the organization OF any new ter.
rltorles. They want to attach Dacotnh and
the region round about it to Nebraska. while
Utah and the territory south of Kansas are IN
be annexed 10 New Mexico and follow its far.
tunes. 70 this it is objected that. having go.
cured slavery in New Mexico, by law, tits
immense territory should not be brought nnder
the same enactment, which might secure II 10
slavery forever.